Poe sites in Bal’more
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Rosmarie Waldrop
on the two directions of American poetry,
metaphor & metonymy
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Nov. 12 in NYC:
Wittgenstein’s Voice
with Rosmarie Waldrop, Marjorie Perloff,
Tom Pepper, Sissi Tax,
moderated by Jean-Michel Rabate
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The Collected Short Stories of Lydia Davis
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Charlotte Mandell,
reading her translation of
Matias Énard’s Zone
(part 1 of 7)
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Steven Fama:
“I have seen the future of poetry on Blogger
and it’s name is”
Stephen Ratcliffe
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Parting the nightgown of the poem
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The impact of poetry on pea soup
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Veronic Forrest-Thomson:
Poetic Artifice
(reg. req.)
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NY Times obit for Raymond Federman
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Carter Monroe:
The Spicer Series
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Lynn Behrendt & Ann Lauterbach
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Kurt Vonnegut:
“Look at the Birdie”
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Philadelphia, Oct. 22:
Rae Armantrout
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Philadelphia, Oct. 24:
Jena Osman, Michael Gizzi, Craig Watson
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The Internet as Playground & Factory
& its poetry panel
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Does the brain like e-books?
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Digitizing rare Chinese books
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“Not a book fair but a rights fair”
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Paul Zukofsky re-invents “fair use”
Wikipedia on fair use
The U.S. © office on fair use
§ 107, the fair use statute
Stanford’s © & fair use site
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So you want to borrow an e-book
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Nov. 9 at the 92nd St. Y in NYC,
Orhan Pamuk
Nov. 16,
reading Nabokov’s Laura
with Martin Amis et al
Nov. 30,
Paul Auster & Javier Marias
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Jonathan Lethem on the Upper East Side
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Talking with Joan Houlihan
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About Britain’s “favourite poem”
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A new edition of Gary Snyder’s Riprap
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Ben Friedlander:
“Marianne Moore is the center of modernism”
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The Kerouac Big Sur film
is being shown in many cities this week,
most often tonight
A profile of “little Jimmy Sampas”
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Bill Sherman on Jean Rhys
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Atwood’s Flood
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Sherman Alexie:
serious writer, funny guy
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Talking with Craig Raine
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Chimamanda Adichie:
the danger of the single story
A discussion of
Half of a Yellow Sun
(part 1) (part 2)
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Shakespeare’s collab
with Thomas Kyd
UCLA gets $2M
Shakespeare collection
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That obscure object of
the National Book Award
Siglio Press’ Keith Waldrop page
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Co-author a story with Neil Gaiman on Twitter
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Clive James:
poetry + showbiz
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A poet in the Peace Corps in Mozambique
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50 years of Naked Lunch
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A word quiz worth contemplating
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The Valparaiso Poetry Review
turns 10
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Padgett Powell’s
The Interrogative Mood
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Tom Leonard’s Outside the Narrative
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Anselm Berrigan favorites
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Walt Whitman’s
astrology chart
Walt Whitman –
the puppet show
(with F. Garcia Lorca)
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Kara Candito’s Taste of Cherry
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Robert Sheppard
introduces Cliff Yates
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The Electro-Plasmic Hyrdocephalic
Genre-Fiction Generator
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What to do with used poems?
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What will Kindle do to territorial rights?
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A color screen for B&N e-reader
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Meet Alex
Is Alex the B&N e-reader?
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Kindle killers?
The boom in e-readers
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Will Google sell ads with each book?
It’s not ruling it out
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Google Editions:
“Buy anywhere, read anywhere”
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The Number 1
roadside rhyme in America is….
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Robert Wells’ Collected Poems & Translations
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Talking with Edmund White
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Queer writing in surreal space
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The era of email is over!
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Charles Bernstein:
Futurist Manifestos
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Bruce Sterling:
“design has more to offer fiction
at the moment
than literature has to offer design”
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Talking with Meena Kandasamy
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Cheever’s demons
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Albert Huffstickler’s Soul Gallery,
now an e-book
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4 reviews by
Susanna Childress
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The last poet to win the Nobel Prize
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Walter de la Mare
through fresh eyes
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Carol Muske-Dukes:
3 quietists
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Rawi Hage’s Cockroach
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In Hartford, CT,
Nov. 7,
Marjorie Perloff
@ the 14th Annual
Wallace Stevens Birthday Bash
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Remembering Henry Gibson
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Talking with Paul Siegell
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Back when poetry & science mixed
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Talking with Galway Kinnell
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Homage to Mistress Bradstreet
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Charles Wright’s recent books
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Talking with Renée Alberts
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Patti Tana,
Long Island Poet of the Year
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Oct. 24 & 25:
Seattle Bookfest
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Kaja Silverman
talking with Judith Butler & Anne Wagner
Berkeley, Oct. 29
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Stubborn bookstore hangs on
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Aronowitz & Bernstein’s Girldrive
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Dylan’s defiance
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The autobiography of Ralph Stanley
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Auggie Kleinzahler
on the new Monk bio
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Corn flakes with John Lennon
(Part 2)
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Willem Defoe is Richard Foreman’s
Idiot Savant
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If only they’d known
Polanski owned
a chalet in Switzerland
declare the Swiss….
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Suzanne Fiol has passed
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Talking with Maurice Sendak,
Dave Eggers & Spike Jonze
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Nothing doesn’t exist
(micro-sculpture)
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What is an Andy Warhol?
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What to see in London
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Damien Hirst’s latest work
Hirst’s “blue period”
A slide show of the new paintings
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Man Ray, African art & the modernist lens
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Jeanne Suspuglas’ Home
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Robert Bergman at the National Gallery
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But what’s with the black face photo shoot?
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Play this article to the tune of
Bruce Springsteen’s “My Home Town”
Cleaning up is hard to do
