Gloria Frym on Lorine Niedecker
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Discovering Landis Everson
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Robin Blaser’s continuous song
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The poetic monologs of
Frederick Seidel & Bernadette Mayer
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Ravi Shankar’s
night in the hoosegow
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Gertrude Stein & Michael Farrell
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A sampler of work by
Farid Matuk
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Talking with CA Conrad
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Johannes Göransson on
American Hybrid
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Kenny Goldsmith & Dale Smith
on slow vs.fast poetry
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The Adam Fieled – Nada Gordon – Adam Fieled debate
But…
“JUNCTION IS ALIVE”
(or at least undead)
A portfolio of Nicolas Bourriaud
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Talking with Ryan Fitzpatrick
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Public Service:
Please write & tell Nada Gordon
the correct answer is E
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A Helen Adam sampler
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Curtis Faville on
me & my blog
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Reginald Shepherd’s
Orpheus in the Bronx
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Joseph Massey’s Areas of Fog
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A women’s writing conference
modeled after the AWP?
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Fanny Howe’s
The Winter Sun
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Bei Dao: 4 poems
translated by
Clayton Eshleman & Lucas Klein
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Letters to the World:
Poems from the Wom-Po Listserv
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Robert Archambeau
on 2 Swedish poets
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Eliot Weinberger
is not Montaigne
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2 versions of Hölderlin
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Hoa Nguyen’s Hecate Lochia
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Ed Dorn in the ‘60s
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Susan Wheeler’s
Assorted Poems
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Salt Publishing’s best sellers
of all time
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And the conference
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Talking with Kane X. Faucher
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Yusef Komunyakaa’s Warhorses
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If this suit succeeds,
every MFA program in the country
is in danger
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In SF, Green Apple has posted 8
(of a promised 10)
episodes of its
Kindle vs. book comparison
(aka Kindle Smackdown)
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E-books are way over-hyped
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Sony ramps up plans
to sink Kindle
& cuts prices
so as not to be undersold
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B&N e-book is a “paper tiger”
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Publishers have discovered
why they have deadlines
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What happened to that
Seth Abramson link?
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Geoffrey Hill’s tetragrammaton
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A close look at 3 blogs:
(part 1) (part 2) (part 3)
(epilog)
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Monday, August 10 in Philly:
a benefit to help save Giovanni’s Room,
the world’s oldest & largest
LGBT & feminist bookstore
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August 23 in Oakland:
Clark Coolidge & Laura Moriarty
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In Amesbury, MA, August 9,
a reading of John Greenleaf Whittier
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New work from
Gustave Morin
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Claude Lévi-Strauss
in his own words
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Poetry in contemporary Chinese life
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Harassing the followers of
Thich Nhat Hanh
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The ISBN is dead
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Toni Morrison, Tony Kushner & Walter Mosley:
What will become of our culture?
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Some vispo from Judith Copithorne
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Adam Kirsch
on Ginsberg & Trilling
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You could just “make it up”
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John Gallaher’s
Map of the Folded World
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Chez Tennyson
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Dylan Thomas’ daughter,
Aeronwy,
has died
You can rent
Dylan Thomas’ home
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David Lau’s
Virgil & the Mountain Cat
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Padgett Powell’s redo of Sunset Debris
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Tim O’Brien: how to write
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Robert Pack’s
Still Here, Still Now
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Talking with Felino Soriano
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Katha Pollitt on poems about poetry
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Kay Ryan:
ambassador for poetry
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Literary tatt anthology
is seeking your ink
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The hardworking afterlife of
Donald Westlake
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Jennifer Cody Epstein’s
The Painter from Shanghai
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Talking with Jeffrey Thomson
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A top Canadian pol
rejoins the Writers Union
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The dead poets tour
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Carey Salerno’s Shelter
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John Olson & Nico Vassilakis
having a vowel movement
outside the Poetry Bus
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Pynchon Lite
Pynchon speaks … maybe
This is the dawning of
the Age of Nefarious
First web review from a blogger
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Live from the National Poetry Slam
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“the magnificent Eeyore
of British verse”
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Maya Angelou has a new web site
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This year’s program
at the 92nd Street Y
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Uncensoring Costa-Gavras
at the Acropolis
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Julian Kabza:
Metamorphosis
Metamorphosis II
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The art market has hit bottom
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What Dylan told the band
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Maybe the best live music
I’ve heard in years
returns to Philadelphia this Sunday
