Yvor Winters,
gangsta of Quietude
Are the religious strongly drawn to Winters?
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Kenny Goldsmith:
”A bad time for poetry”
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Mark Wallace, K. Lorraine Graham & Joseph Mosconi
on new directions in writiing
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Close reading Kathleen Fraser
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Stephen Vincent at Braunstein / Quay
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Rodrigo Toscano’s Collapsible Poetics Theater
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Israeli poets protest
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Last weekend of the Dmitri Prigov show at
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Elizabeth Alexander on the inaugural poem
The AP asks 10 poets for their inaugural poems
How to write an inaugural poem
How not to write an inaugural poem
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Ada Limón:
Five ways to practice poetry
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“New Lit Boy” Tao Lin
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New York Times obit
for W.D. Snodgrass
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This is so soothing
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Where po’ Poe’s
telltale heart really belongs
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Jerry Rothenberg
on translation & Celan
& on Langpo & the academy
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Talking with Marjorie Perloff
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The rest of Linh Dinh’s Seven Contemporary Italian Poets:
Marina Pizzi
Vanni Santoni
Florinda Fusco
Michele Zaffarano
Alessandro Broggi
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Mesmerized by flarf
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Is Poegles flarf?
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Three (inter)views of John Ashbery
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Hank Lazer
photo & videocast
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Michael Silverblatt’s Bookworm archives
(over 900 MP3s)
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Charles Bernstein’s The
Subject
Sound files of Charles Bernstein-Ben Yarmolinsky operas
including two versions of The Subject
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Remembering Jason Shinder
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Liam Agrani lives in the margins (PDF)
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Edward Hirsch & Marilyn Hacker
have been named
Chancellors of the
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Literary reading perks back up
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Booksmith beats the odds
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Book Thug’s very big subscription deal
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WCW meets the MLA (PDF)
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The poetry of Paul Auster
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Shakespeare & deep
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Talking with Luc Sante
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The antiwar poetry of Robinson Jeffers
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The library
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A note on the Gotham Book Mart – Penn deal
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An agent in the making
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Who will be the last media giant standing?
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Borders hedges it board
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Arts orgs at risk
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Battlestar Galactica’s final season
starts tonight!
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The Chicago Tribune
on
Where Does It or You Begin?
(Memory as Innovation)
Writing, Performance & Video Festival
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The graying of the jazz world
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The Steve Layton songbook
(with lyrics and vocals from everyone
from
Ezra Pound to Edmond Jabès to Leroy Jenkins)
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Peter Voulkos,
the godfather of ceramics
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Coosje van Bruggen has died
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“Entropa” offends European sensibilities
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The History Show,
a retrospective of A.I.R.,
the first all-women’s gallery
has been extended to April 24
(PDF)
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The Critical Art Ensemble
at Printed Matter
