An obituary for Jonathan Williams
& another from The Asheville Citizen-Times
Alex Gildzen, Mark Scroggins, Jeff Davis,
CA Conrad, Don Share, Laurie Duggan
”Gulayihi” & John Latta remember
Two great photos
Charles Shere on Magpie’s Bagpipe
An exhibit of Williams’ collection of
American vernacular art
Williams talking with Jeffrey Beam
A profile of Jonathan Williams
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Arthur C. Clarke has died
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The C.D. Wright page at PennSound
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A reader’s companion to
Annie Finch’s Calendars
(PDF)
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A history of the Cleveland poetry scene
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Rosmarie Waldrop in The Nation
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Eight books by Basil King
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Monstrous women of the avant-garde
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Nine books by John Yau
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Robert Duncan & Eric Mottram:
a dialog
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Shanna Compton on Cathy Park Hong
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Tom Raworth & British humor
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Eileen Tabios on Bob Marcacci
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Tim Peterson on Charles Bernstein
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Talking with Ed Sanders
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Nico Vassilakis on (sorta) Morton Feldman
Nico’s Text Loses Time
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Mary Jo Bang:
big star, small sky
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MP3s of The Line reading series
are starting to come online
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Talking with
Sam Green
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Charles Simic on Kosovo
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Lisa Lubasch’s Twenty-One After Days
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Two poems by Bill Berkson
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Stephen Vincent on Trevor Joyce
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The problem of storing your cash in books
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Sheila Murphy’s Skinny Buddha
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Taking Eliot seriously
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Amiri Baraka on Ed Dorn
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Noah Eli Gordon’s Noise Pictorial Noise
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The poetry brothel
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Selected poems of Eric Pankey
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Lila Zemborain’s Mauve Sea-Orchids
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Vincent Katz in English & Portuguese
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Reducing your book’s carbon footprint
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The laureate at Mr. Burger
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Some identity poetics for Irish Americans
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Two veterans of the St. Louis scene
return for a reading
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Cathleen Calbert’s Sleeping With A Famous Poet
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A bookstore struggles to survive
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37 booksellers give publishers feedback
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A “bluffer’s guide” to poetry
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Singing in a dark time
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Alan Shapiro’s Old War
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Jean Venuga’s Prau
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Amir Sulaiman at Brown
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A legend in his own mind
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What Heather McHugh doesn’t know about Star Wars
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Thomas Fink on David Lehman
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How anti-intellectual is the
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A poet for “the simplest hearts”
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Jorie Graham, centerfold
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Maggie Nelson, Julie Cook & David Foster
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Mathew Takwi’s Fire on the Mountain
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The “greatness” of Ted Hughes
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The future of literature programs, if any
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Business Week on literacy
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Gargoyle & the limits of audio
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Corrine Fitzpatrick’s Zamboanguena
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Feminist artists across generations
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New play opens in the toilets
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The “most poetic” Biennial
Failure is an option
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Twombly goes to
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Jasper Johns, fifty years later
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From tag writer on the streets
to the National Gallery
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Color at MoMA
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Are you getting your fiber
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Why not nationalism?
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What the FCC?
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Are Republicans objectively fascist?
Just ask
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Chapeaus off to Galatea Resurrects
from whom the many links here
represent just a fraction
of its terrific new number 9
