Remembering Sylvester Pollet
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The new poetry editor of The Nation
is Peter Gizzi
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42 years after Denise Levertov rejected
Jack Spicer’s
”Two Poems for The Nation”
they finally appear
in its pages
[subscription required]
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“The most important
American love poet in living memory,
and certainly one of the most important
American poets tout court” –
Susan Stewart on Robert Creeley
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Leslie Scalapino’s introduction to
The Collected Poems of Philip Whalen
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Susan Bee, Emma Bee Bernstein & Charles Bernstein
reading from Hannah Weiner’s Clairvoyant Journal
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Sardinian poet Peppino Marroto killed
in 50-year-old vendetta
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is an anthology
of
(PDF)
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The AWP convention is
sold out!
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Becoming fluent in Beckett
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Word!
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In
expands its book coverage
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Vandals trash Frost home
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A boost to Pangasinan literature
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Talking with Kaiser Haq
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A profile of Jessica Purdy
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Print-on-demand is expanding
the number of titles published
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The gloomiest poet in
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Young rhymer inspired by Dylan
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Are e-textbooks any closer to reality?
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World lit comes to Abu Dhabi
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“It has not been a good decade for poetry”
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Tom Wolfe leaves FSG
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The importance of knowing
what you haven’t read
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Do IRBs keep oral moral?
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Why travel writing sucks
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Talking with Roger Conover
about MIT Press
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It’s not how long you live
so much as it is
how you live, as such
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Weepin’ Willie Robinson has died
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Lee Friedlander,
walking through Olmstead’s world
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Tech & the humanities muddle along
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A bio of Alfred Kazin
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Morris Dickstein on the memoirs of Geoffrey Hartman
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What Have You Changed Your Mind About?
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There goes the West Side
