Saturday, May 31, 2008

I’m glad to read this
if only because it means that
Reginald Shepherd
is alive to have written it

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Poets on mentorship

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Campbell McGrath’s Seven Notebooks
skewered for hubris

McGrath & reviewer Bobby Baird
discuss the book & the review

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Kwame Dawes, blogging
Calabash 2008
from
Jamaica

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A colloquium on Barbara Guest

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A celebration of Susan Howe

Kim Minkus on Susan Howe

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George Garrett
has died

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Andrew Klobucar on
Rae Armantrout

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Reading Steve McCaffery

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Collecting the poems of
Tim Dlugos

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The poetic economies of performance

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Readers have their say
in e-publishing debate

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Henry Gould & Anny Ballardini & Peter Thompson reading
in RI (& in RI)

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Kenny Goldsmith & uncreative writing

Kenny blogging
the Conceptual Poetry Conference
from
Tucson

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The 30th anniversary festival
& poetry conference
at Robert Frost’s homestead

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Harvard Book Store
is up for sale

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rob mclennan on
Stephen Brockwell & David McGimpsey

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Ecopoetics

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This year’s Prague Writer’s Festival
commemorates 1968

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Who is a regional poet?

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Clint Burnham on Stuart Ross

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Woeser hacked

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Talking with Deborah Kolodji
about science fiction poetry

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Stephen Collis on Peter Gizzi

& on Roger Farr

Roger Farr on “Poetry and Pedagogy”

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D.A. Powell
on the pitfalls of translations

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Why the young hate us

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Language & sex:
did homo sapiens speciate on the Y chromosome?

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Birdsong as aggression

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A linguistic analysis of Hillary’s non-apology

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A campaign to stop the bill
to “free” works with orphan ©

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3.13 billion books
sold in the
US last year
(roughly 10 per person),
up 0.9% from 2006

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David Byrne:
Playing the Building

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Anish Kapoor in Boston

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U. Utah Phillips
has passed away

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Dreaming in stereovision

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Welcome to modernity!
Hope you survive

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Monkey see, robot do

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Kudos to the new How2
which is offering most all of its articles
in both HTML & PDF formats
(really great idea!)