Jess: The Enamored Mage
Can Robert Duncan’s The H.D. Book
“save American art”?
New Lorca manuscript
“hidden in plain sight”
Rae Armantrout:
“Just Saying”
“New Intelligence”
“Accounts”
Peter Frank on Michael Gottlieb’s
Memoir & Essay
B.H. Friedman has died
As has Malangatana Ngwenya
Unemployment:
the performance
Talking with Charlotte Mandell
about translating Mathias Énard
Énard’s Zone
The Ivy Writers Series, Paris
The fiction of Raymond Federman
In search of spiraling time:
authors & their translators
Talking with derek beaulieu
Thom Donovan on reviewing
Rebecca West:
The duty of harsh criticism
Tao Lin & Megan Boyle get married
Michael Cross’ Haecceities
Translating “objectivist”
into Bengali
Anne Parian & Charles Bernstein
reading in Paris
(In English & French)
What’s Bernstein’s game, anyway?
A Toomer responds to Skip Gates
Allen Ginsberg
& the Vancouver Poetry Fest of ‘63
Talking with Martín Espada
Jane Sprague’s Imaginary Syllabi
Craig Raine’s first book in ten years
Talking with W.S. Merwin
Leslie Marmon Silko’s
memoir of the Tucson mountains
Does The New Yorker have “girl problems”?
Vanessa Place:
After Lyn Hejinian,
the movie
Isaac Babel, Walter Benjamin, John Buchan,
Mikhail Bulgakov, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Emma Goldman,
Paul Klee, Selma Lagerlof, Leon Trotsky,
Vito Volterra, & Nathanael West
go into public domain
Execs bail at Borders
Digital divide separates B&N
from Borders
A charity anthology
tries to save Borders
Will e-books spell
the death of bookstores?
What CES tells us
about the future of ebooks
Ebook sales outpace print
Brand Bookshop
in Glendale
What happens when Amazon discovers
it’s selling anti-Amazon book
A Heidelberger-Druckmaschine
prints its last page
The archive in the age of cyberspace
Wikipedia at ten
A NY Times obit for Janine Pommy Vega
Jaimy Gordon’s Lord of Misrule
The January issue of Poetry
New Year’s poetry, 1900
Is “deep reading” in trouble?
The disappearance of the translator
(Actually, Johannes,
I don’t think translators become visible
until there are multiple, competing translations)
Allen Ginsberg’s
“Mind Breaths”
@ the 92nd St Y
One of the great things about
Frank O’Hara
is that
even the conservative case
for his poetry
tends to work
Debrah Morkun on Jupiter88
A library poetry program
for middle-schoolers
based on Tom Phillips
in my home town!
Vegan verse:
Buddhism & writing
Haiku & you
James W. Hackett:
A life in haiku
Ten questions for A.D. Winans
Gently Read Literature’s
January issue is online
Ruth Stone’s “Eve, Also”
Have the Lambda Awards
made themselves irrelevant
Introducing Mac Wellman
In the shadow of Anne Sexton
Adorno on Kafka’s
Nature Theatre of Oklahoma
Carlos Fuentes’ Destiny and Desire
William Carlos Williams’
“The Practice”
Vonnegut’s museum:
So it goes
Lost rituals, found poems
Stein, Hemingway
& Donald Ogden Stewart
The genius of Chesterton
Vernon Frazer’s Avenue Noir
Jackie Kay’s “Longitude”
A children’s book
based on Fibonacci
The surrealist group of Stockholm
Talking with Ian Davidson
Transformed by Rushdie’s fatwa
The most influential book in English
turns 400
What is your word for 2011?
The Phronistery
Regional dialects
in the use of Twitter
Where the handwritten letter
still thrives
Talking with Rita Dove
New poetry by Jaime Robles
Talking with Paul Siegell
Talking with John Fuller
Constable’s sketch of Wordsworth
Jack B. Yeats sketch to be sold
Twain, unfortunately,
is in good company
Captain Underpants
& Huckleberry Finn
Jon Stewart on Huck Finn
Catcher in the Rye sequel
banned in the US
No poetry
at the National Jewish Book Awards
David Foster Wallace’s college essay
The imitation with the dragon tattoo
The clarity effect
A sampler from Angelo Suarez’
Circuit,
a book of blurbs about blurbing
Talking with George Swede
Lyn Lifshin’s Ballroom
Poetry & Pop Culture:
year-end report
That funny guy Keats
MLA:
Literary scholars feel the pinch
Harold Abramowitz’
photos of the MLA offsite reading
Carolyn Kellog gets snarky
over MLA panel titles
LA’s best “literary bars”
The ideas of Robert Anton Wilson
Parini’s fictive Melville
Cate Marvin’s
“Let the Day Perish”
Talking with Alfred Brendel
“The Formalist” –
David Orr on Richard Wilbur
A.D. Jameson
“Why I hate the avant-garde”
(part 1) (part 2)
Emily D on
the “admiring Bog”
Johannes Göransson
on Jameson’s anti-modernism
Yet another protest
against an imagined
narrative of decline
Transcribing Dostoyevsky by hand,
inserting your name
& the first ever
Twitter defamation lawsuit
goes to …
Marshall McLuhan:
You Know Nothing About My Work!
Future James Franco projects:
As I Lay Dying
and
Blood Meridian
Judith Malina’s
Korach:
The Biblical Anarchist
Ai Weiwei’s
Shanghai studio demolished
Collages by Luc Fierens
Andy Warhol:
The Angel of Anachronism
Van Gogh
never would have won
The X Factor
PAFA discloses art sales
In Paris,
state porn goes on display
Paul Soldner has died
Talking with Brent Green
Brian Eno’s
77 Million Paintings
comes to Calgary
“Great” classical composers
Location in western movies,
video games,
& the songs of Dave Carter
Alan Lomax,
the man who recorded the world
The string quartets of
Miecczyslaw Weinberg
Talking with Patti Smith
Nick Cave: Breathless
Ballet dies yet again
The Communist Manifesto:
the comic
Public Enemies:
Houellebecq & Lévy
Linguists sing
We are the World
Publishing in philosophy:
its health
or the lack thereof
A biography of
Jürgen Habermas
Wittgenstein worked here
Stanley Fish
on free speech
& the dark side of the net
Mark Young
on the floods in Australia
Birth of an island, on film
