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The program for Emma Bee Bernstein’s funeral
Charles Bernstein’s
”Eulogy for Emma”
A note from Felix Bernstein
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From the Angels of Light to New Narrative
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A terrific anthology of
The Portable Boog Reader 3
(PDF)
Last year’s equally stunning collection (PDF)
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The poetry of C.D. Wright
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How to write language poetry
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Poetry & relevance
(a good collection of all the links)
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Framing Gabe Gudding’s Rhode Island Notebook
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Cities vie over celebrating Poe
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Mark Scroggins on John Taggart
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Bruce Sterling:
State of the World, 2009
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Talking with Dan Chiasson
about editing
poetry for the Paris Review
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Jack Kerouac’s
”Belief & Technique for Modern Prose”
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Nobel secretary
who told the truth
steps down
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Eileen Tabios’ Reproductions of the Empty Flagpole
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Some work by Crystal Curry
with a comments stream
that has broken out into warfare
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Joshua Clover on Michèle Bernstein
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W.S. Merwin on PBS Newshour
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In the basement of the ivory tower
200 applications for every job
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With whom is Stanley Fish speaking with?
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“Reading Frank O’Hara on the Blue Line
and a Few Words About Disappointment”
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Adam Kirsch on a new translation of
Kafka’s Amerika
& on Burton Raffael’s new translation of
The Canterbury Tales
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Man Booker prize funds
were invested with
Bernie Madoff
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What is “non-commercial”?
How far should
© exemptions extend?
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A more intimate memoir from
Azar Nafisi
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A profile of Jay Ruzesky
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Glenn Goldman has died
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New York’s French bookshop
bids adieu
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Susan Sontag’s early diaries
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Denis O’Leary on poetry
& other stuff
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Poetry as “divine therapy”
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Mary Karr on Tryfon Tolides
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The poet of money
who saw it coming
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Recalling the first inaugural poet
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Poets of New York’s suburbs
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Buffalo’s experimental past
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Todd Boss’ Yellowrocket
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Saving (maybe) the foreign language major
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Anne Carson
reading with sculpture & dancers
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Andrew Motion on a bio of
Robert Burns
Burns as an analgesic
& as a democrat
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“Little machines made out of words”
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The impact of trees on poetry
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Sylvia Townsend Warner & Valentine Ackland
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Paul Guest’s
My Index of Slightly Horrifying Knowledge
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Richard Tillinghast finds
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Neil Gaiman’s The Sandman
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Tale of Genji at 1,000
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Edward FitzGerald’s “unfaithful translation”
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Mainstream media is dead (sorta)
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Oranges & Sardines at the Hammer
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Maya Lin: Systematic Landscapes
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Jackson Pollock crosses the street
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Thelonius Monk’s advice to Steve Lacy
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Putting Charles Olson (literally)
to music (10MB MP3)
