photo © Charles Bernstein
Ted Burke on Rae Armantrout
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Hank Lazer’s essays
are half price
until March 31
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A profile of John Giorno
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Todd Swift, shooting at canons
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Having my cake & eating it too
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Against scattershot editing in literary journals
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The most valuable result of the anti-Milton campaign
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Doris Lessing receives the Nobel
(video)
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Edward Byrne on Galway Kinnell
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Vietnamese writer released
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Talking with Kevin Williamson
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Robert Peake: Confronting Heaney
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is a certified TV hit
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Why it takes so long
for a (trade press) book
to be published
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Self-publishers of the world, unite!
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Why indie bookstores matter
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Another obit for
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Amazon buys Audible
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A profile of Katrina Porteous
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Beatnik days in
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“a creature of shame”
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What poet laureates actually do
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“Motion’s memoir”
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Poetry on ice: The Sawchuk Poems
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Saving “Spiral Jetty”
or maybe not
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Barry Schwabsky on the New Museum
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George Bush’s favorite work of art
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Meeting Zhang Xiaogang
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4,000 “new” negatives
of Robert Capa
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John Cage has a secret
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Detroit Free Press
drops its film critic
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A profile of critic James Wood
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Just how daft is Martin Amis?
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The short list for the “Arab Booker”
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The memoirs of Regis Debray
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Robert Fisk’s “biography” of Saddam Hussein
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The art of the phony book cover
