§
Plus
talking with
Cynthia Hogue
& Elizabeth Frost
§
Adrienne Rich
reading
in
§
30 years of
Anglo-Québec
poetry
§
Orhan Pamuk:
Evoking the Other
is a
political act
§
A review of
Grand Piano 3
§
A poetry of muscle
§
Reading
Eric Mottram
on Robert Duncan
§
Robert Hass,
time traveler
§
Fear & loathing
& the
Poet Laureate
(No, not that one)
§
Bush poets
(No, not that Bush)
§
Curtis Faville
on
Robert Grenier
§
“Belles with Balls” –
Niama Leslie Williams
interviewed by
Tuck Self
§
Forrest
on
John Ashbery
§
Jon Anderson
has died
§
Fup,
the dean of bookstore cats,
has died
§
Talking with
Bob Arnold
§
Rumi’s
ambiguous legacy
in the west
§
Talking with
Shanxing Wang
§
Mark Strand,
alone at 73,
starting over
§
On Gael Turnbull’s
Collected Poems
§
Another poet
back from Iraq
§
Jennifer Moxley
on
John Wieners
& Arthur Rimbaud
Plus John Temple
on Wieners
§
The persistence of
the printed page
§
The
at 150 –
the senility
is complete
§
Save a magazine:
reverse
the postal rate hikes!
§
On Ted Berrigan’s
Collected Poems
§
Cut-Up
Poetry Scrabble
§
Saving a bookstore
in Park Slope,
§
Congressman Braley
opens
Pandora’s Box
§
A European
bookstore blog
§
“Pissed-Off Zombies” –
Linh Dinh
on the state of the nation
§
Another poet
who died too young
§
Zuckerman’s
(Roth’s)
aesthetic:
George Plimpton
as literary giant
§
A piece
on the letters
of Ted Hughes
with links
to large excerpts
§
More on
poetry & cricket
§
A.E. Stallings
here in
§
P.B. Shelley,
the poet as stud
§
Performa 07
is under way!
§
§
Schwabsky
on
Picabia
§
Schjeldahl
on
Frida Kahlo
§
The “new” Prado
§
Evaluating
Philip Glass
§
Aesthetics
&
information
§
Special thanks
to John Tranter
& Pam Brown
for making
Jacket
the best zine
on the web
