New Yorker promises
Paul Muldoon as poetry editor
does not represent
”some sort of radical
aesthetic or theoretical shift”
§
Rae Armantrout
reading at
Writers House
last Thursday
(MP3)
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A suite of poems
by
Terence Winch
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On Barbara Cole’s
”Foxy Moron”
§
Sucking:
Ariana Reines & The Cow
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All about
Lorenzo Thomas
§
Charles Simic
discusses his plans
as Poet Laureate
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Bookstores in Kyiv
(a.k.a.
§
The new Russian
pulp fiction
§
Rushdie:
blogs are not the enemy
§
The case of
the vanishing book review
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The case of
the vanishing hyphen
§
Stephen Greenblatt
on critical writing
as an
ethically adequate object
§
Poets & militarized cyberspace
§
A poet from Cameroon
§
Indie bookstores
in Pittsburgh
§
A test of translation:
Miyazawa Kenji
§
Talking with
Benjamin Zephaniah
§
The most influential
novel
of the past
half century?
§
The life & impact of
H.L. Mencken
§
The global evolution
of
intellectual property rights
§
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Talking with
Justin Vitiello
§
More on dying languages
§
A book of poems
from Palestinian filmmaker
Hind Shoufani
§
A bookstore owner
in
Southern Spain
§
Brain surgery
alters accent
§
Joshua Corey
goes for
baroque
§
School
as the enemy
of literature
§
Imagining Heather McHugh
as not being a member of
the School that Dare Not
Speak its Name
§
Religion in prison
imprisons religion
§
The poet laureate
of
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Wittgenstein
& the limits
of radical poetics
§
Imagining slams
as
performance art
§
Double-speak
vs.
double meanings
§
Agi Mishol,
a “major minor poet”
in
§
“a horrible story
of the poet”
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Four
poetry/poetics
jobs
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Meanwhile,
in an alternate universe
§
A New York Times
profile of
François Truffaut
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Abstract expressionism
at the Met
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The artist known as
Richard Prince
§
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A profile of
Frankie Valli,
the last great voice
of 50s doo-wop
