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Thursday, May 08, 2008


photo by Chip Cooper

A terrific interview of
Cornelius Eady on Fresh Air

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Dale Smith on Jonathan Williams’
contributions to small press culture

An belated obit from The Times of London

A Jonathan Williams celebration in Philadelphia

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Louis Zukofsky as a “body without organs”

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Tony Tost’s “System Says”

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Adrienne Rich returns

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Close reading (aloud) a sound poem by Jaap Blonk

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The end of the sentence

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Getting rid of book returns

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A musical setting for Creeley’s “Sufi Sam Christian”

The Creeley-Steve Swallow version

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The Nuyorican Poets Café
turns 35

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Hating contemporary poetry
from Allen Ginsberg to Nada Gordon

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Can POD save the back-list?

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The impossible task of being
Alice Walker’s daughter

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Poetry Roundup:
Lewis Warsh, Cristina Perri Rossi, Auggie Kleinzhaler

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Julie Patton & Charles Bernstein on the Bowery

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Brian Cassidy on a collection of early photos & collages
by & about William S. Burroughs

The photos & collages can be linked from the left

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A short history of Korean poetry

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Back to Plath

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An anthology of Greek-American poetry

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Stride exits on its own terms

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A profile of Woeser

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The Palestine Festival of Literature

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Kashmiri poets in Middle Eastern anthology

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Banned Saudi novel available in English

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Shakespeare & philosophy

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Jeanette Winterson on
Shakespeare & Co.

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This week’s death-of-a-bookstore pieces
comes from Seattle

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The poet with too many heads

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Noise in the library

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Web reviews are selling books (duh)

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Giving authors back their ©

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Fatwas can make you a better person

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A profile of Vivimarie Vanderpoorten

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Joyce Carol Oates, taking shots at the canon

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Ilyas Malayev has died

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Poetry & pain

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What future for “foreign” languages?

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Bemoaning contemporary fiction

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Talking with David Yezzi

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Just the whole idea of
a Stephen King-John Mellencamp musical …

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Talking with Dana Gioia

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Talking about Richard Rorty

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Marketing contemporary Chinese art
under questionable circumstances

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John Yau talks to Simon Frost

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The perfect image of
being British”?

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Getting vertical with Richard Serra

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The “Michelangelo of graffiti

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Talking with Jeff Koons

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Mourning the death of Polaroid

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The photo is dead

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Phong Bui talks to Tom Doyle

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Rothko to Qatar

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A profile of Alanna Heiss

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A profile of Anselm Kiefer

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Art school as a place to
stop making sense

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Art writing beyond criticism

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Advancing dance

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Dance & anorexia

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The “Top 100” public intellectuals
are 92 percent male

What else is wrong with this list?

Monday, May 05, 2008

Frank Sherlock & Brett Evans’ Ready to Eat Individual

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Rae Armantrout’s Next Life

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10 questions for Reb Livingston

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12 or 20 questions for me

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NY Times obit for Jason Shinder

& the family obit

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The Poetry Foundation
is searching for
a director

& Harvard seeks
a poetry curator

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Self-erasing paper

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Aileen Ibardaloza on Eileen Tabios

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Remembering Vincent Ferrini

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Mark Wallace on Maryrose Larkin

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Geof Huth on a broad array of topics

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Jasper Berne’s reading list(s)

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Ginsberg & Césaire (and more)

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Greenblatt as playwright

Killing Shakespeare

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LeGuin’s Lavinia

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Talking with Jennifer Karmin

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Jake Kennedy on Andrea Baker

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Remembering Christine Lassiter

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The Original of Laura

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Assume the position

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Documenting
the Pearl River Poetry Conference (of 2005)
in the city of
Guangzhou

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Bob Hass on PBS Newshour

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So it went

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Ezra Pound’s music

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John Turturro on Beckett

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The “commie poet” in Barack Obama’s past

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Of Simic & Ashbery

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“the logic of art
on the randomness of experience

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Kent Johnson has never looked better

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Poems of the late T’ang

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Oregon opts for the dark ages

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The future of poetic satire

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Mary Karr on Yoruba poetics

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It’s a Small World

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This week’s death-of-a-bookstore
is the last indie
in the Paso Robles area

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Another way to kill book sales

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The ultimate literary product placement

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Letting the “death poet” be your judge

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Louis Daniel Brodsky, still wandering

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A “poetry swap” at the country store

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Southern Swagger

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Break every law

There are no rules

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A laureate reads in Rochester

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Translating Gulzar into English

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She writes, she knits, she yodels”

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Poetry & diversity in Newburyport

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The power of thinking

& also

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Save the oldest gallery in the world!

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The Ontario Review ceases publication

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Banksy underground

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The fine folk art of screen painting

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Ruth Asawa’s wire sculptures

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Suit settled over destroyed mural

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The latest threat to sculpture

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Not a fan of the New Museum

Nor here either

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The Garden of Cosmic Speculation

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What killed classical music?

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Lesbian homophobes?

Thursday, May 01, 2008

Talking with Geraldine Monk

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Charlie Simic out as PLOTUS

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Jason Shinder has passed away

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The Double-Dream of Spring

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Michael Palmer in New Zealand

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Brad Leithauser on Elizabeth Bishop

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Travis Nichols on Phil Whalen

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Antiphonies:
Essays on Women’s Experimental Poetries
in
Canada

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In the American Tree
the radio show

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In Chicago,
a Poets’ Theater Showcase

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Talking with Lydia Davis

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Robert Sward on Paul Blackburn

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Reasons to remember George Oppen

Contrasting Oppen with Taylor Brady & Rob Halpern

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Remembering Césaire in Nairobi

Eshleman on Césaire

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A profile of Sherko Bekas

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Leonard Schwartz talking to Pierre Joris (MP3)

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Talking with Yusef Komunyakaa

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Larry McMurtry, bookseller

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Reading Creeley’s “Morning”

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Talking with Paul Siegell

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50 best cult books

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CS Perez on Bill Knott’s
interpretation of the PSA Williams Award

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Giving a 1,000-page poem away on the web

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David McCann on Kim Sowôl

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Publishing “a right old mess

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n + 1 = ??

All the Sad Young Literary Men

Nothing like a roman a clef to attract reviews

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Gary Snyder,
gilding the Lilly

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“Form is nothing more than an extension of content

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Nick Piombino on Goodreads

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A scene grows in Brooklyn

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A job for Voltaire

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Another 19th century genre
resuscitated by the NEA

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A Mark Doty retrospective

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What future for Euro-lit?

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How to kill Shakespeare

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“the daily miracle

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The latest bookstore scam

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The lineup for this year’s
Philadelphia Book Festival

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What’s become of libraries?

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A reading in honor of Rita Riddle

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A class blog on “fair use

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Critic or writer

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Poetry Out Loud has a winner

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A flight without a book

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Is one book a week too much to ask?

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Paul Wonner has passed away

So has Henry Brant

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Knowing the Weather Underground

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1968 at the movies

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The weirdesttop 100 moves” list ever

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The aesthetics of web video

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A short history of shock art

This week’s example

& for next week: head lice

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The lure of heresy

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Saving modernism’s “mistakes

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The (re)birth of British architecture

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Talking about Jerome Robbins

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Robert Rauschenberg & the limits of appropriation

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Olafur Eliasson on the limits of museums

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A throat-singing sax player

Monday, April 28, 2008

Linh Dinh on the art of misnarration

on translation

the miscegenation of languages

& border poetics

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Ange Mlinko on National Poetry Month

National Poetry Month (different nation)

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I am Joaquín: reading & assumptions

Another version of the text

CS Perez on the controversy

George Hartley on the history of its reception

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The bookstore with a McArthur,
Librería Martinez
struggles to survive

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The failure of poetry

But even the NY Times notices the expansion
in the number of books & writers

Yet another consequence

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Cecilia Vicuña @ Kelly Writers House (MP3)

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K. Silem Mohammad on Lyn Hejinian & Jack Collom

Hejinian, reading in an Irish pub (MP3)

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Todd Swift on Charles Bernstein

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Auster’s rebellion

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The new Frank O’Hara Selected

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Remembering Basil Bunting

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A symposium in honor of Roy Miki

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Alan Gilbert’s poetry roundup

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Buffalo’s Oppen Fest

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the greatest of our poets

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A Coney Island of the Mind at 50

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Katie Roiphe on Germaine Greer’s bio of Ann Hathaway

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Juan Gelman wins the Cervantes

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Charles Bernstein With Strings (MP3)

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Edinburgh, the poem

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Howard Junker
on the William Carlos Williams Award

& the predictable Bill Knott
letting me know I did good

Richard Hell finally reviews Saroyan for the NY Times

David Giacalone on
Roberta Beary being named a finalist

From Wordfield’s Haikai Pub

“this landmark achievement for the ‘haiku community”

“the amazon.com rankings
of other ‘serious’ haiku books
rose considerably”

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“Mr. Kleinzahler’s poems
are of uncertain if not dubious
nutritional value.”

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Jack Kerouac’s Big Sur

Neal Cassady’s website

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Al Filreis on flarf

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Heather Paxton, blogging from Tikrit

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Dorothy Wordsworth & her brother

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The 13 poets laureate of the Bay Area

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Carl Sennhenn leaves no mark

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Kafka in the Hedgerows

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Talking with Dan Kaplan & his other

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Quietude at the end of the alphabet

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The Whorf hypothesis is back

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In Montego Bay,
a book ship threatens land-based stores

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Thomas Gagnon on Niama Leslie Williams

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Dead poets

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a canonic poet – of the academic breed

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Sparing Nabokov

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Terrance Hayes on the PBS Newshour

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Bringing order to The Strand is an art

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Seattle’s Locus Awards
ignore poetry altogether

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Jeffrey Frank on Zbigniew Herbert

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Norman Mailer’s other archives

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You can still get in to
Conceptual Poetry & its Others

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One part of Google’s book-scanning project

One problem with Google

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Wikipedia, the book

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The death of a bookstore
in East Vancouver

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YouTube poetics

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Jay Parini on why the ‘60s matter

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Seven Waterfield poets

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They’re not big on reading in Iran

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Stanley Fish responds to his critics

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Getting book reviews into newspapers
in a post-critical age

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Michael Dirda on Joseph Conrad

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Ray Craig, covering the classics
(the swimsuit issue)

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dichtung = condensare

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A profile of Ayanna Morris

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Talking with Billy Collins

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one of the great mongrels

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In Greece,
the right gets a novel pulled from award contention
(take action here)

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Armitage’s Homer

Armitage’s Armitage

The Gig

Daisy Fried likewise has rock & roll fantasies

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In the garden of poetry

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Poems from the street

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A profile of Daniel Kolos

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Agenda moves toward the half-century mark

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The New Hampshire slam finals

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Nadine McInnis’ Two Hemispheres

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Stephen Romer’s Yellow Studio

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Reading Simic & Kooser in Aiken County

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Brass knuckle poet

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Crazy English

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A demographic immune to the arts?

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McCain goes Optima

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What are the limits of “fair use”?

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The “so what” problem of academic books?

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Joni Mitchell as poetry vs.
”today’s published crap”

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Salman Rushdie feels the clock ticking

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A self-published memoir short-listed for prize

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The literary life

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The future of criticism

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Too many students at the library??

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North

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The web art of Kenneth Tin-Kin Hung

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Yale opts for censorship

Acknowledging “abortion art” as “fiction”

In Germany, it’s death as art instead

Also: Hitler’s bunker as art gallery

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Bill Berkson’s Sudden Address

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Brainard’s Nancy at Tibor de Nagy

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The art of the book

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Steve Kurtz is cleared!

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The prehistory of photography

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Frida Kahlo “giving the world the finger”

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Just what New York needs

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The sax drive of Sonny Rollins

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Is music criticism being sucked into the academy
(& how do Lyn Hejinian’s pauses differ from Public Enemy)?