Nada Gordon’s Folly
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Flarf:
From Glory Days to Glory Hole
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Writing really small
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James Dickey’s last lecture
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Close reading Wallace Stevens
with Charles Bernstein, Nada Gordon
& Lawrence Joseph
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A profile of Momotombo Press
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345 podcasts from
the Philadelphia Free Library
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Waiting for the
Alan Sokal of poetry
(Wasn’t that Ern Mally?)
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The only woman on
Pierre Joris’
“10 Best Reads of 2008”
is one of the translators
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Talking with
Márton Koppány & Cecil Touchon
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How to be soft & brilliant
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The publishing industry deserves to die
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Newspapers dumping
their Washington bureaus
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Jean Valentine’s Lucy
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Lisa Robertson & Juliana Spahr
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Imagine Project Runway for poetry
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Talking with Jayne Anne Phillips
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Joe Stroud, Sharon Olds, Alex Lemon
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Edward Albee,
part-time pussycat
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Taking Whitman very literally (MP3)
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Bibliophile jailed
for vandalizing rare books
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Poetry that feels
like writing workshop assignments
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Poets on the Edge:
An Anthology of Contemporary
Hebrew Poetry
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With + Stand
the red issue
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Taking plagiarism too literally
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This year’s poster
for National Poetry Month
goes from bad to verse
(Eliot’s, to be exact)
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A poetry symposium at
the Virginia Military Institute
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Talking with Carol Becker
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“If you can kill a snake with it,
it ain’t art”
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The NY Times on Brandeis’
selling off of its reputation
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Marlene Dumas at MoMA
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Lukas Foss has died
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Shih-Hui Chen’s Quartet No. 5
(Fibonacci & spiccato)
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