The portrait of Marjorie Perloff
by Emma Bee Bernstein
I wrote about yesterday
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Ange Mlinko on Fanny Howe
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Poetry in motion at
Ugly Duckling Presse
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Hank Lazer
reading (MP3) & talking (MP3)
on Close Listening
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Translating Joe Cocker into English
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Susan Stewart
on Umberto Saba
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Language is a social object,
not a psychological one
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The 2009 Gil Ott Book Award
goes to
The Book of Frank
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At Beyond Baroque, April 3,
the life & times of Lew Welch
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Adrienne Rich:
rereading LeRoi Jones
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Poetry, prophecy & the academy
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International Summer School on
Embodied Language Games
& Construction Grammar
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Jane Mayhall has died
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T.C. Boyle on
Gabriel Garcia Marquez
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“The Dissembling Poet:
Seamus Heaney and the Avant-Garde”
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Twenty Contemporary
New Zealand Poets
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Glossing is a Beautiful Thing:
The Past, Present and Future
of Commentary
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NY Times catches up
to the Barthelme bio
& the Boston Globe
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Another review of Beckett’s letters
& another
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The Dictionary of American Regional English
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Talking with Alan Moore
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April is the cruelest month
with Garrison Keillor everywhere (PDF)
The Line-Up:
Emily, Walt
& the Great Wall of Quietude
(PDF)
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A Literary Publishing certification program
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Rufo Quintavalle’s Make Nothing Happen
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Poetry wars
head to the Northwest
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Auggie Kleinzahler’s
“Poet’s Choice”
is himself
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Comparing the poetry of Mark Strand
to 19th century painting
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Walter Mosley
introduces a new detective
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Meirion Jordan’s Moonrise
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If the world of poetry
were reduced
to just 25 books
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Nicholas Hughes,
son of Ted Hughes & Sylvia Plath,
has committed suicide
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Wyndham Lewis & Modernism
Symposium in
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Andrew Motion
on retiring as laureate
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20 years of editing Updike
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The death & life of
great American newspapers
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Will NPR save the news?
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A major source of newsprint
struggles to survive
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Battlestar Galactica
has ended
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How to build Stonehenge
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T.J. Clark comes to Picasso
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Where is the Snow of yesteryear?
