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Putting poetry readings out of business in
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Louis Zukofsky died 30 years ago yesterday
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Tony Wood on Daniil Kharms
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Edward Byrnes on Gary Snyder
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Ten questions for me
(not to be confused with
12 or 20)
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Ten questions for Toni Morrison
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Peter Gizzi
talking with Charles Bernstein on Close Listening (MP3)
& reading his poetry
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Frank Wilson on Frank O’Hara
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Jordan Davis on Rudy Burkhardt
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Open source language learning?
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The “Imperialist Ear”:
poetry, sound, geography
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Gallese & Lakoff:
The Role of the Sensory-Motor System
In Reason and Language (PDF)
Other papers by Vittorio Gallese
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1958: war of the intellectuals
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Geof Huth responds to the question
of sentimentality
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A poetry quiz by Linh Dinh
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Doris Lessing:
”the Nobel has been a disaster”
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Ocho 14,
which I reviewed here,
is now available free
as an online download (PDF)
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Chase Berggun,
”the young Robert Creeley”
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Brenda Iijima
reading (streaming audio & video)
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In memory of Jonathan Williams,
a recipe for Hopping John
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High school class argues over
Aram Saroyan’s
Complete Minimal Poems
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Lorenzo Thomas:
a reading on video & mp3
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Reading Error:
Palmer, Bernstein, Hejinian
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George Bowering & Stuart Ross
in New
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Franklin Marshall Davis –
the poet in Obama’s life
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Challenging John Hollander’s racist vision
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Craig Boyko,
the “next great Canadian author”?
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Prose poems from
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Contending views of poetry
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Bloodaxe turns 30 In Person
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Is grand Arabic poetry still possible?
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What is Arab-American poetry?
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The Moral Resonance of Arab Media
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PBS Newshour on Israeli & Palestinian poetry
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Robert Redford & Wendell Berry
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The poet writes a best-seller
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There will be no new print editions
of the OED
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Sky high poetry from
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Thomas Wyatt, modernist
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A profile of Mike Barrett
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The Wordsworth of Kashmir
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John Donne & the Sopranos
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Hard times for lit crit?
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Southern California
gets its 3rd laureate
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Killing the Minnesota Review?
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He got a Nobel Prize for Literature
for a ghostwritten work
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Tone maps for reading aloud
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David Orr on Vendler’s Yeats
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No Bukowski in the
poetry issue?!?!
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The most objectionable book in
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“Resistance Poetry Night”
comes to Tehran
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A profile of Adam Kirsch
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Designing book covers for the airport
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Postcards from Larkin
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Mary Karr & Sarah Harwell
doing the Mother’s Day theme
with a twist
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I won’t write about this
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Resurrecting John Stuart Mill
& remembering “Dick” Rorty
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Remembering things that never happened
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Contesting Said’s Orientalism
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Doubling arts audiences in Philly?
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Talking with Steve Swallow
(in part about Bob Creeley)
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Howard Mandel’s complete review of
George Lewis’ A Power Stronger than Itself:
The AACM and American Experimental Music
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Art Lange on Steve Lacy
Bill Shoemaker on Lacy
Brian Morton on Lacy
Lacy in
A roundtable on – you guessed it
Memories of Lacy
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Can Bruce Springsteen be art?
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Because art is context
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So what is painting now?
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Public art should be picked democratically
Or maybe not
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Is Richard Serra the most popular
”Flickr artist?”
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The rise of street art
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MF Husain beats “obscenity” charge
for the seventh time
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Suze Rotolo speaks up
LA Times review
Rotolo’s book art
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Gerhard Richter & Sigmar Polke
in the cathedral
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12 films documenting
this year’s Pew Fellows
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Hanon Reznikov has died
