The haiku of Phil Whalen
Alice Notley on Whalen
Letter to Tom Raworth on “Phil” vs. “Philip”
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Margaret Atwood’s new opera
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Reading Donald Justice
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Mark Ford on Frank O’Hara
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Chris Torrance’s Magic Door
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Girl Talk:
a women’s poetry reading,
Saturday in
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The first ten years of Poetry
is now online
Plus both issues of Blast
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Consequences of
displaying the books face out
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Rita Wong & Magdalena Dorina Suciu
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Charles Bernstein:
a poem for Eliot Spitzer
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School director may lose his job
because of his poetry
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Network faces suit if it doesn’t remove
Cathal O Searcaigh’s poetry
from
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Talking with Lisa Beatman
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Six microreviews from Hank Lazer
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Seven poems by Alan Davies
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Not so sure the Corpse is still Exquisite
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Howard Junker’s favorite play about litmags
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Julia Harwig’s In Praise of the Unfinished
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Todd Colby, talking with Jennifer L. Knox
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Publishers Weekly
Bookseller of the Year
has been in
since 1894
(not a typo)
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Allen Fisher’s marbles
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Edna Coyle-Greene’s Snow Negatives`
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The politics of William Burroughs
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The stairbookcase
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But all is not perfect
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NPR & the culture of fakes
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Poems to skate or row by
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Mary Karr doesn’t know the difference
between Philip Larkin &
William Carlos Williams
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Emmanuel Moses goes to
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Alfred Corn against the term
”New Formalism”
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Sean O’Brien pleads
for a return of the canon
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The seven “great poets of the 20th century”
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“Our greatest poet”
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The humor of Leonard Cohen
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Finding Auden “satisfying”
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Alison Brackenbury’s Singing in the Dark
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Ekphrasis by any other name
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“reading books is healthier than making them”
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Another eulogy for Dutton’s
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Comrade Fatso & the poetics of
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The art of translation
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The “Arab Booker” prize
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Ten questions for Anne Rice
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On a safari to the authentic
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The ghost of Wallace Stegner
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With poetry “under your feet”
Berkeley already has such a walk
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Richard Wilbur to keynote
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Another list that leaves off Kent Johnson
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Adam Kirsch on Joseph Conrad
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Dedalus saved from extinction…for now
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Is that a poet in your pocket?
It is indeed
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A YouTube just for poetry
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Robert Frost’s
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The value of an audio book
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The well-earned modesty of Stephen Spender
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“the clichéd figure of a self-absorbed poet”
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Looking for beauty in the ordinary
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Write slowly argues the head of HUP
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What is critical thinking?
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Who was Roget?
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The Žižek game
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Where are the Derrideans now?
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Censorship & genre
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The politics of marginality
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David Mamet moves right
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Schwabsky’s Courbet
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How bad is the Biennial?
The Whitney “is a wasteland”
But one with social networks
Who’s there
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Museums get an upgrade
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An update on the struggle
to save Richard Serra’s Shift
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A room with a hue
Reinventing color
My favorite “colorist”
has a show next month
at the Cue Foundation in
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The joy of boredom
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar on Sonny Rollins
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onedit 10 is well worth reading
