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Talking with Laynie Browne
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Laura Moriarty reads from A Semblance
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89 interviews with major authors
all in the journal Jacket
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Talking with Mary Rising Higgins
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Remembering Hone Tuwhare
Tuwhare’s roots in the north
The AP obit
& the Otago Daily Times
Even the pols pay their respects
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Charles Bernstein reading in the seventies
(MP3)
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The Continental Review
focuses on video poetics
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Materials for Jeremy Prynne’s
Poetry in Translation seminar
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Horsemen stretch the boundaries
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Memoirs from Stan Persky
& Don Coles
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Talking with Mary Jo Bang
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Gary Geddes & the Canadian long poem
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Nikki Giovanni goes to
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The cheerleader
who won the Pulitzer
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Autonauts of the Cosmoroute
(a pedestrian’s dissent)
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Materials for Robert Budde’s
Transparency Machine Event on Ecopoetics
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Talking with Simone Beaubien
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The most prolific writer in the world
is Ryoki Inoue
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A profile of David Rowbotham
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William Logan
fawns o’er Geoffrey Hill
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How to write poems
from a guy who
can’t read Macbeth
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A literature as large as China
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Yo!
A gender-neutral pronoun emerges
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The CIA as patron
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Burning Nabokov’s Laura
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A profile of Edmund Wilson
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William Kennedy @ 80
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The 22nd most popular poet in the world
was born in 1990
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Alfred Corn on ekphrasis
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Enamored of Robert Burns
The largest existing Burns archive
may just be
in
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Sean O’Brien thinks
it’s a great time for poetry
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A journal with a regional focus
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Ted Hughes’ letters
make their way south
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This death-of-a-bookstore-piece
has a new twist – the fire department
While this one
points to the more common problems
of the big chains plus the net
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Where have all the bookstores gone?
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Has the decline in the number
of bookstores in the
finally come to an end?
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Open access book publishing
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Raise high the roof beam, carpenter,
store your books
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Are free newspapers
the death of literacy?
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A long
and not entirely accurate
consideration of the NEA
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Libraries are not dead yet
Toronto libraries thrive
When the library is rated X
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The “most beautiful language?”
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Outsourcing journalism
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Against happiness
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What Searle forgets
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The art scene in Baghdad
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