Talking with Lisa Samuels
of Laura Riding
(Parts 1, 2 & 3)
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The
now has
a Canadian portal
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Barney Rosset:
Godfather of independent publishing
Evergreen Review online
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Black Mountain College
75th anniversary celebration
this week
Black Mountain’s legacy continues
The women of
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Looking for
” emerging poets currently engaging specific elements
of [Charles] Olson’s poetics,
such as use, measure, breath, line, sound, and speech”
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Geof Huth attempts to swallow
”Ketjak2: Caravan of Affect”
in one big gulp
12 ways of reading “Lit”
“Manifest”
gets Huth half the way there
or maybe just 28%
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Mark Morford on David Foster Wallace
A.O. Scott on Wallace
Every piece Wallace ever wrote
for Harper’s in PDF
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The troubled lives of the Comma Bombers
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Paul Lawrence Dunbar: Legacies
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Cleveland Poetics: the blog
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The end
not of publishing
but of BS
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Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror
33 years later
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Politics without the sermons
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Joyce Carol Oates’
”Gargoyle”
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Schedule for
The Frank Stanford Literary Festival
next month in
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Fayetteville laureate
struggles with medical bills
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Nietzsche on the value of reading slowly
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Maghound,
the “Netflix of magazines”
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Judith Rechter’s Wild West
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Why some writers should retire,
Mr Updike
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Mary Bonina’s Living Proof
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Bowdlerizing fairy tales
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bin Laden the poet
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How to give good blurb
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The poet Amber Tamblyn
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The Canterbury Tales
are going digital
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A Malayalam translation of modern Swedish poetry
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Lee Sharkey’s A Darker, Sweeter String
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Slammin’ in Berlin
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Just north of
social investing
saves a bookstore
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The books of Oscar Wilde
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Eilieen D’angeo on G. Emil Reutter
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Minority language poetry
in the Philippines
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Lillian Caesar
works in the tongues
of the
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Talking with Jason Kirkey
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When writer’s block is something more
than a strip of
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Talking with Pete Brown
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How to write poetry – not
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An exercise in
literary self-portraits
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Talking with Philip Pardi
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Philosophy at Auburn
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Teaching Philosophy 101
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That first non-academic job
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Humor gets no respect
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Sarah Palindromes
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What we smell
we dream
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The 10 most expensive art books
sold on Abe Books
in 2008
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The Babar retrospective
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Is Metallica too loud?
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Young adult fiction & presidential politics
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Shutting out negative criticism
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In
a Sol Lewitt retrospective
is emerging
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“Should group sex be public art?”
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The quilts of Gee’s Bend
come to Philly
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How Winston Churchill
save British art
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Logos gone wild
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Ligorano/Reese
at the conventions
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Open studios at the
Brooklyn Naval Yard
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Francis Bacon, make your bed
It’s so much harder when you’re dead
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In
Baader Meinhof film
alienates all
