Joanne Kyger’s
Permission by the Horns
§
Edward Mendelson
on Frank O’Hara’s Selected Poems
§
Reading Alice Notley’s
”Radical Feminism”
§
Kevin Killian:
”What I saw at Orono, Part II”
§
Konstantin Pavlov has died
§
Nicholas Manning notices
that workshops suck
§
Jeremy Prynne
lectures on
Maximus IV, V, VI
§
Talking with Joshua Clover
(a.k.a. Jane Dark)
§
Joseph Hutchison on Hayden Carruth
An appreciation from Ted Burke
§
Nobel Lit chief:
U.S. writing “too insular”
But this doesn’t stop the bookies
§
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A poetry press
whose e-books
average 7,000
downloads each
§
A remembrance of Jonathan Williams
§
“a…wobbly tower of
performance poetry
history”
§
Thrownnest,
a collaboratively written play
in progress
§
The
announces that the 2008
Lenore Marshall Prize
has been awarded to
Henri Cole,
a former executive director
of
The Academy of American Poets
§
Jonathan Lethem on Edward Dahlberg
§
Geof Huth reads “Oz”
Plus “Paradise”
(I think this is my favorite
of his readings to date)
& mimics “Quindecagon”
While EBay lists
The Alphabet
as
”Nonfiction … Literary Criticism”
§
Recent reviews
of Omnidawn books
(Hejinian, plus
the Chernoff/Hoover
Hölderin)
§
John Ashbery reads John Gallaher
Ashbery’s moment
§
Gibson Square
stands by
Jewel of
in spite of fire bombing
But freedom of speech
is at risk
§
Banned Book fest
at the Rosenbach
§
Every book read by
Art Garfunkel
over the past 40 years
§
Kristen Gallagher
on hanging with the GOP
in
§
Exquisite Corpse
moves to
§
Talking with Djelloul Marbrook
§
Going ballistic
with
Billy Collins
§
Diann Blakely’s
Cities of Flesh & the Dead
§
What kind of reviews do we need?
§
Troy Lloyd
on
Nico Vassilakis
§
Kashmiri cartoonist attempts
to mount exhibition
in
§
Michael Lally on
John Ashbery & Trevor Winkfield
at Tibor de Nagy
§
Talking with Kenneth Baker
(Parts 1, 2 & 3)
§
C. Wright Mills &
The Politics of Truth
