Eileen Tabios –
”I am nobody’s heir”
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“Skyscraper” John Ashbery
only 4th living American
to see his own Library of America collection
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David Caddy on John Riley
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Elias Khoury on Mahmoud Darwish
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I saw the figure 125
in gold
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A grand tour of notebooks
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Naguib Mahfouz’
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Maps of bookstores
(I note that the Chester County Book Company
appears to be missing from the Philly region)
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Translation, property, race & gender
Is translation possible?
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Maggie Nelson’s
Something Bright, Then Holes
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Now I know
just how
Kathy Griffin
feels
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Joel Chace’s
Matter No Matter
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Talking with Charles Bernstein –
the Nepalese connection
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G.C. Waldrep’s Disclamor
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Rescuing Keats
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David Hoenigman’s Burn Your Belongings
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Philip Lopate’s Two Marriages
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Geof Huth
on poetry & archives
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George Kalamaras’
Gold Carp Jack Fruit Mirrors
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Perseus offers digital publishing to indies
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What could be worse than poetry
as “on hold” music?
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Grand Terrace has an “official” poem
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Breton’s
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Robert Graves in
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Andrew Hudgins’ After the Lost War
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Online dating for readers of Penguin books?
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September 21 –
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The “Kiwi Kerouac”
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Pinsky wins Roethke prize
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Christopher Sorrentino on John Barth
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The comparative literature of massive construction sites
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Thomas Frank on Norman Mailer’s 68
Christopher Hitchens on Norman Mailer
on political conventions
(may not be posted for long)
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“The Henry Ford of literature”
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Planning for the “next Harry Potter”
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Paulann Peterson’s Kindle
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Russia’s authoritarian literary revival
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Sokal’s folly
What Fish wants
Fish on “academic freedom”
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Hidden in the Shadows –
wives & models
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Just a guess that this sculptor
is actually trying to offend
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Lets offshore Damien Hirst
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Here comes
the strangest Lear ever
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Christopher Wheeldon:
reality vs. reality TV
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In
keeping the music of Steve Lacy alive
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The value of daydreams
