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Tuesday, January 12, 2010

Louis Armand’s
Avant-Post:
The Avant-Garde Under “Post” Conditions

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Talking with Amy King

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The 2009 MLA Offsite reading
in 18 videos

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Talking with Jennifer Scappettone

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Aimé Césaire’s Soleil cou coupé

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Hackers Attack Silliman’s Blog!”

Liu Xiaobo appeals sentence

Fighting for freedom of speech in Ireland

25 blasphemous quotes,
from Christ to Frank Zappa

& fighting for freedom of religion in Switzerland

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Quietism speaks up!
Anis Shivani
on the sins of the post-avant

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Brenda Iijima’s revv.you’ll – ution

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Latina poets speak

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On Lourdes Vazuez:
The Caribbean in Exile

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Readings by Canadian writers

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Talking with Mark Wallace

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Book Bombs
for the homeless

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The Lord of the Orchards,
a massive feature on the life & work of
Jonathan Williams,
has grown & grown
(&, hint, would make a great book)

Michael Lally on Jonathan Williams

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Don Share on Ray DiPalma

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Bob Perelman:
The Trouble with Genius

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Notes on Conceptualisms,
the movie

Robert Smithson & Nancy Holt
in the original version

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Talking with Niyi Osundare

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Reading report:
Judith Goldman & Adam Pendleton

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Kevin Killian on Leland Hickman

A reading of Tiresias @ the Poetry Project,
January 13
with Elaine Equi, Alan Gilbert, Pierre Joris,
Douglas A. Martin, Bill Mohr, Stephen Motika,
John Yau
, Marjorie Welish and more

“Against taxonomies

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Greenland’s languages are endangered

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Talking with Maysoon al-Eryani

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A tiny reading by Graham Foust

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The Middlemen:
How translators are boosting India’s writers

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Critique vs. cruelty

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Did Google steal Philip K. Dick’s ©
in naming its phone?

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When Lulu decides to collaborate with your text …

Some of what you aren’t seeing (yet)
can be found here & here

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Talking with Ange Mlinko

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“Worst famous poem ever?”
Invictus

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Big Bridge
in the Crescent City

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Louis Zukofsky
& the Transformation of
a Modern American Poetics

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“From Heuristic to Aleatory Procedures:
or, ‘Toward Writing the Accident’”
(reg. req.)

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Talking with Matthew Zapruder

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Yosano Akiko
& the Birth of the Female Voice
in Modern Japanese Poetry

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Australia’s new TV show,
Bush Slam

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Breyten Breytenbach’s
Voice Over:
A Nomadic Conversation with
Mahmoud Darwish

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Hélène Cixous: Readings:
The Poetics of Blanchot, Joyce, Kafka, Kleist, Lispector & Tsvetayeva
(reg. req.)

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Ed Baker’s
very first reading ever
is online

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Responses to Ed SandersPoems for New Orleans

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Who’s Beat?
(& how retro am I?)

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Forgery bedevils Kerouac estate

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Even Alanis Morissette
is writing a Kerouac book

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Allen Ginsberg & the Harvard Psychedlic Club

Killing the Fifties

Patti Smith:
“Footnote to Howl”

Patti Smith:
Dream of Life
PBS website, with lots of extras

Ben Whishaw
on the Lucien Carr murder film

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Enshrining the Venice West Café

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Neeli Cherkovski on the Jane Crown Radio Show

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Handmade books
from the streets of Argentina

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Jillian Weise, cyborg poet

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Dave Brink’s The Caveat Onus

Talking with Dave Brinks

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Some illuminated,
illuminating texts

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The program for this year’s
Louisville Conference

(PDF available)

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Talking with Kirby Congdon

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The Ecstatic Peace
Poetry Journal
reading & performance series
@ White Columns
320 W. 13th Street, NYC
has a most interesting lineup

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The Oxford job is open again

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John Gallaher
on brevity in Ashbery’s Planisphere

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Alan Sondheim: Philosophy
(reg. req.)

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John Jeffcock,
a war poet for our times

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Bataille’s only known TV interview
(with English subtitles)

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Before Your Very Eyes

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Lydia Davis’ “The Cows,”
the movie

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Karri Kokko
has been publishing
a chapbook of vispo
each day so far this year

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Gerald L. Bruns:
On the Anarchy of Poetry & Philosophy:
A Guide for the Unruly
(reg. req.)

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Joseph Mitchell’s
Joe Gould’s Secret

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How to use an apostrophe

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Millions Poets
is set to start its fourth season

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Whom do you like to follow on Twitter?
(asked deep in the heart of Kansas)

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David Gewanter’s War Bird

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Aaron Belz’s
“30 Illegal Moves
in the Cloud-Shape Game”

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Talking with Rob Winger

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William Carlos Williams’
papers @ Yale

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A new job for an urban library:
social worker

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Andrew Motion on Frank O’Hara

On Elizabeth Bishop

On Alice Oswald

On Norman MacCaig

On Edward Thomas

Motion:
teachers fear poetry

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Dino Buzzati’s Poem Strip

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Joan Retallack:
The Poethical Wager

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Can old books save Timbuktu?

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Vera Pavlova on PBS Newshour

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Here come the e-readers

A deluge of devices

E-readers kindle new options

What defines an e-reader?

Skiff:
the largest & thinnest of e-readers

Tablet is the new book”

e-readers at CES

e-readers with 2 screens

Even Lady Gaga can’t battle e-reader buzz

These toys may all be duds

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Why doesn’t Game Change
change the publishing game?

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What you can learn
from the most pirated e-book

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Essentialism vs. socialization
of the feminine

Gender vs. sex

Reimagining the wedge

The Specter of Sex:
The Gendered Foundations
of Racial Formation
in the United States
(reg. req.)

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Cynthia Haynes:
Arctic Virgins: Élecriture & the Semiotics
of Circumpolar Icon(o)graphé
(reg. req.)

Writing Offshore:
The Disappearing Coastline
of Composition Theory”
(reg. req.)

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The “father” of Canadian literature

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A Kuwaiti poet of reason

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Tagmemic
for the Whole of Composition”
(reg. req.)

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7 best online literary mags

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Jonathan Lethem’s Brooklyn

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Lewis MacAdams
on Orhan Pamuk’s LA

The Museum of Innocence

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A poetry calendar

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Chesterton’s world
& what’s wrong with it

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Like the old Ithaca House Press,
a college publisher run by students

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New Orleans:
Surre(gion)al City

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The bicentennial of the death of
Mir Taqi Mir

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The Collected Essays of Robert Creeley

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Remembering Dennis Brutus

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Singular Women:
Writing the Artist

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Mark Bernstein:
“On Hypertext Narrative”

Shadows in the Cave:
Hypertext Transformations”

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There is no “raw” material

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Reading Eminescu in India

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Jerry Ward’s The Katrina Papers

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One of Issa’s strangest books,
Richard Lewis’ Of This World

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Christopher Beach:
The ABC of Influence

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A profile of Muztar Majaz

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Bill Griffiths:
A History of the Solar System

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Michael Lally
on making lists in the brain

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The Creeley tag in tumblr

&, natch, the Ron Silliman tag

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Green Apple’s 2009 best seller list

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Year’s “9 best” small press books

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Granary Books at Ohio State

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Ferlinghetti in ’66:
no place to go but in,
India

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T.V. Reed:
Fifteen Jugglers, Five Believers:

Literary Politics and the Poetics
of American Social Movements

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The MasterWriter demo

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Talking with Michael Turner

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A history of the memoir

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Words without Borders:
International flash fiction issue

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Poetry machine

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Helen Losse on the Jane Crown Poetry Show

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Paul Pines’
Last Call at the Tin Palace

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Sending off the archives

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Garrett Stewart’s
Reading Voices:
Literature & the Phonotext

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Gébé’s “Letter to Survivors”
(A graphic short fiction)

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John D’Agata’s
Lost Origins of the Essay

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Francisco Aragón
receives national Latino literary award

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Plus a prize for
Michelle A. Peñaloza

Butiki

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Jeffrey Knapp’s
Empire Nowhere:
England, America,
& Literature from Utopia to the Tempest

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Conrad DiDiodato
reading with the dead

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The anagram poems of Mike Smith

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Border poets collaborate for peace

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Shovel-ready words
that deserve to be unfriended

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Serge Gavronsky’s
Toward a New Poetics:

Contemporary Writing in France

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Don’t fear the e-reader

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Ty Miller’s Late Modernism:
Politics, Fiction, & the Arts Between the World Wars

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The MLA job market:
it ain’t personal

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Timothy Murphy’s
Wising Up the Marks:
The Amodern
(sic) William Burroughs

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Talking with Jacob McArthur Mooney

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Donald Wesling’s
The Chances of Rhyme:
Device & Modernity

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A death-of-a-bookstore tale
from Winnipeg

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But Black Oak is back!

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Holiday booksales down at B&N:
is it a trend?

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The supermarket & the indie bookshop

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The role of browsing
in the museum called
City Lights

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How to Save Journalism

Ted Cornwell’s

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Wai-Lim Yip’s
Diffusion of Distances:
Dialogues Between Chinese & Western Poetics

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The ghost of WG Sebald

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Contemporary Fiction
& the Ethics of Modern Culture

(reg. req.)

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Talking with John Sinclair

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35 years of Lake Wobegon jokes

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Christopher Reid
on winning the Costa Award

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Iman Moradi: GLTCH Aesthetics

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Deconstructing
Romeo & Juliet

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Talking with Jonathan Ball

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Sheila Delany’s
The Naked Text:
Chaucer’s Legend of Good Women

Marshall Leicester’s
The Disenchanted Self:
Representing the Subject in the Canterbury Tales

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Kristeva on Bakhtin
(reg. req.)

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A lesson plan
on the perception of time

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Virgil’s Georgics

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The lives of Montaigne

Montaigne’s message:
go with the flow

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Financial Lives of the Poets

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Reading & emotional intelligence

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The pickup artist poem

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Susan Howe & David Grubbs
on collaboration

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In Youth is Pleasure

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Skip Fox’s For To

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Mary Swander,
Iowa’s Poet Laureate

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Walter Bargen
reflects on term
as Missouri laureate

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Charles Bernstein’s
American Poetry After 1975

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Honoring Richard Wilbur in Key West

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Leslie Heywood’s
Dedication to Hunger:
The Anorexic Aesthetic in Modern Culture

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Kate Zambreno’s
“Consciousness is a Surface:
Literary Style Icons”

That’s What Makes It Art, Bitch

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A UK TV book club

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Talking with Joseph Briggs

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Jeffrey Segall’s
Joyce in America

Maria Tymoczko’s
The Irish Ulysses

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Fiction dominates
TLS translation prizes

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In Vietnam,
foreigners “lap up” translations

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Andrei Biely:
Glossolalia
(reg. req.)

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Ben Okri has a poem emerging on Twitter

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Marta Ester Sáchez’
Contemporary Chicana Poetry

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Bayly & Bolaño
top Latin American book market
for 2010

Nazi Literature in the Americas

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Thomas de Quincy,
“odious little creep”

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Talking with Bill Zavatsky

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Sarkozy & Camus: WTF?

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Talking with James Ellroy

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Bakhtin: Speech Genres
(reg. req.)

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How to save newspapers
(with a hint from PETA)

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Understanding New Media
(reg. req.)

Visual Digital Culture
(reg. req.)

Digital Media Revisited
(reg. req.)

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Merleau-Ponty:
Sense and Non-Sense
(reg. req.)

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Talking with Daniel Nester

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Serious creative writing

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Male Writers Go Limp

Katie Roiphe condensed

Prose of the mid-century emo-boys

Wuss 1.0

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Judith Bernstein’s phalluses revealed

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Meiling Cheng’s
In Other Los Angeleses:
Multicentric Performance Art

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Dore Ashton’s
A Critical Study of Philip Guston

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Olmec sculpture coming to LA

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Bill Lavender’s collabs
with visual artists

William Allegrezza on Bill Lavender

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Unpacking Duchamp

The Private Worlds of Marcel Duchamp

Popular precedents to Duchamp

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Rene Magritte image collection
(reg. req.)

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Andre Breton:
Manifesto of Surrealism
(reg. req.)

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Each year Apex Art
(in NYC’s Tribeca)
has two “unsolocited exhibitions” --
here’s how to apply

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Michael Lally on
East of West LA

East of West LA website

With blurbs from Lewis MacAdams & Phil Jackson

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Linh Dinh & Peter van Agtmael
have an exchange
on use vs. exploitation
in war photography
after Linh is interviewed by Scott Bloemker

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Walter Benjamin & the aura of photography
(reg. req.)

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“The Lolita Complex in the work of Jock Sturges

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Nat Finkelstein,
Warhol’s court photographer

Is James Franco the next Warhol?

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Bill Berkson & Molly Springfield:
“Dear Molly Proust”

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California Modernist Art 1900 – 1950

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Sean Cubitt:
The Cinema Effect
(reg. req.)

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Cormac McCarthy’s reaction
to the film of The Road

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James Wagner & Thom Donovan
on violence in the cinema

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Pocahontas = Neytiri

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William Wees’
Light Moving in Times:
Studies in the Visual Aesthetics
of Avant-Garde Film

Mikhail Iampolski’s
The Memory of Tiresias:
Intertextuality and Film

Philip Kubelski’s
The Persistence of Memory:
Organism, Myth, Text

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Is Sherlock Holmes gay?

Holmes the amorphous

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Talking with Ralph Bakshi

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Animation 100 years ago:
Little Nemo: Watch Me Move

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The ten most-produced plays in America

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Behind the Postmodern Façade:
Architectural Change in Late Twentieth-Century America

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Rockpile on the road

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Yoko Ono
autobio
due in 2015

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NY Times obit for
Lhasa de Sela

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Erik Satie’s
Complete Works for Piano
performed by Aldo Ciccolini

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Vijay Iyer profiled in the Hindustan Times

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Boulez’s “gentle roar”

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2 very different
Dylan projects

Talking with Nina Goss
about Montague Street

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NEA survey
on public participation in the arts
(Only 8.3% of Americans read poetry in ’08,
down from 12.1% in 2002)

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Two Gentlemen of Lebowski

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Carl Kassell signs off Morning Edition

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Refried Elvis:
The Rise of the Mexican Counterculture

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Architect of the Monkeemobile

Lyrics to “Little GTO

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Pleasure, scarcity
& website addiction

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The Collapse of Philosophy
& Its Rebirth

(reg. req.)

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John Gallaher’s thoughts while reading

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Reading The Principles of Uncertainty

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Is the net changing how you think?

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Paul Rabinow essay collection
(reg. req.)

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Peter Burns:
Introduction to Tourism & Anthropology
(reg. req.)

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The Levinas Reader
(reg. req.)

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Critical theory arrives at B-school

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Žižek’s apocalypse

The Parallax View
(reg. req.)

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Google is good
for the study of history

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Don De Lillo:
“In the Ruins of the Future”
(reg. req.)

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You Are Not a Gadget

Short profile of Jaron Lanier

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Bourdieu’s Politics
(reg. req.)