Talking with Geraldine Monk
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Charlie Simic out as PLOTUS
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Michael Palmer in
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Brad Leithauser on Elizabeth Bishop
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Travis Nichols on Phil Whalen
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Antiphonies:
Essays on Women’s Experimental Poetries
in
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In the American Tree –
the radio show
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In
a Poets’ Theater Showcase
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Talking with Lydia Davis
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Robert Sward on Paul Blackburn
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Reasons to remember George Oppen
Contrasting Oppen with Taylor Brady & Rob Halpern
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Remembering Césaire in Nairobi
Eshleman on Césaire
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A profile of Sherko Bekas
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Leonard Schwartz talking to Pierre Joris (MP3)
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Talking with Yusef Komunyakaa
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Larry McMurtry, bookseller
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Reading Creeley’s “Morning”
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Talking with Paul Siegell
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50 best cult books
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CS Perez on Bill Knott’s
interpretation of the PSA Williams Award
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Giving a 1,000-page poem away on the web
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David McCann on Kim Sowôl
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Publishing “a right old mess”
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All the Sad Young Literary Men
Nothing like a roman a clef to attract reviews
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Gary Snyder,
gilding the Lilly
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“Form is nothing more than an extension of content”
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Nick Piombino on Goodreads
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A scene grows in Brooklyn
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Another 19th century genre
resuscitated by the NEA
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A Mark Doty retrospective
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What future for Euro-lit?
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How to kill Shakespeare
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“the daily miracle”
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The latest bookstore scam
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The lineup for this year’s
Philadelphia Book Festival
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What’s become of libraries?
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A reading in honor of Rita Riddle
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A class blog on “fair use”
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Poetry Out Loud has a winner
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A flight without a book
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Is one book a week too much to ask?
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Paul Wonner has passed away
So has Henry Brant
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Knowing the Weather Underground
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1968 at the movies
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The weirdest “top 100 moves” list ever
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The aesthetics of web video
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A short history of shock art
& for next week: head lice
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The lure of heresy
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Saving modernism’s “mistakes”
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The (re)birth of British architecture
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Talking about Jerome Robbins
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Robert Rauschenberg & the limits of appropriation
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Olafur Eliasson on the limits of museums
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