The tribes of art
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11 new poems by
Linh Dinh
Nguyen Quoc Chanh
translated by Linh Dinh
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Grammar police
busted as vandals
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Nine poems
by Namdeo Dhasal
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Rain Taxi reviews
The Age of Huts (compleat)
One of my favorite early poems
(i.e. pre-Ketjak)
is now available on the web
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Recordings of readings by
Adeena Karasick, Jaap Blonk,
Gregory Betts & Gary Barwin
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Kenny Goldsmith’s “New York Trilogy”
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Tracie Morris down under
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Top ten endangered languages
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The most widely spoken
English dialect
in the world
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Forrest Gander:
”Homage to Translation”
plus
”A Clearing”
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Noah Eli Gordon
on 3 great chapbooks
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More by Geof Huth
on the cover of
The Alphabet
Geof visits SPD
Visiting Richard Lopez & Richard Hansen
Geof on 2 booksellers in Berkeley
“a strange netherworld
between work and art”
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The Daily Planet
agrees with Huth
about Berkeley bookstores
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The idea of artists
in a museum
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Sven Birkerts:
”Pensées”
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Rushdie wins apology
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Emily’s tryst
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Anne Waldman:
”Che Guevara Came to Me in a Dream”
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In
the 47th Struga Poetry Nights
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One more reason
to avoid
contests that promise
to publish your book
Narratives of poetry publishing
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Claudio Magris’
”The Self that Writes”
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Joshua Corey
teaches creative writing
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Norman Mailer:
werewolf autobiography
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Tim Gaze
has a perfect name
for a visual poet
(Noology)
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Talking with Kanwar Dinesh Singh
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Talking with Siri Hustvedt (MP3)
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Paul Auster’s bait & switch
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What is the least literary
place of all?
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Mary Karr on Meghan O’Rourke
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What Darwish’s death tells us of
The view from Pakistan
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stubs its toe
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Book reading declines among college students
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What best sellers say of a nation
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Robert Burns & Michael Jackson
(yes, that Michael Jackson)
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Plumly’s Posthumous Keats
reviewed in The Economist
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Honoring Ed Lahey
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Justin Marks & Ana Bozicevic-Bowling
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A profile of Ibé Kaba
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Chase Twitchell
on selling Ausable
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The return of Ulysses
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A Russian conductor
returns his native Osettia
to perform
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Pierre Boulez
at 83
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Tim Davis in
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T.J. Clark on Matisse
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“Unmentionables”
hung out to dry
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Was Leger simply tossed?
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A tip of the hat to
Almost Island
for a terrific new issue
