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Tuesday, September 07, 2010

The Autobiography of Larry Eigner

Joseph Mosconi’s Word Search

Recordings of most of
Oakland’s Labor Day extravaganza

Bhanu Kapil on “duplicate territory”

David Wolach featured on PhillySound

Kate Greenstreet’s
“notes for Called”

Rodger Kamenetz:
introducing Kafka to Rabbi Nachman

Kamenetz discusses Burnt Books

Talking with Harry Northup

Talking with Tyrone Williams

Ease awes

Talking with 55 Words

What causes language?

Tuesday, August 31, 2010

Ron Padgett
on the letters from
Ted to Sandy Berrigan

Alfred Starr Hamilton
& the law

Brian Salchert has died

Anxiety in Whitman’s yawp

Kathy Acker’s
last published work

Concerning Cid Corman’s
“little books”

Close-reading Bruce Andrews
with Al Filreis, Sarah Dowling,
Chris Funkhouser & Tan Lin

Natasha Trethewey
on the Mississippi Gulf Coast

Mark Wallace on
Elisa Gabbert, John Cotter, Chris McCreary
& Laura Moriarty

Jordan Davis on
Michael Gottlieb’s
Memoir and Essay

Lydia Davis in Playboy

Four visual poems by Jennifer Scappettone

Kimberly Lyon’s Abracadabra

Talking with Raúl Zurita

Talking with Amy King

More on The New Sentence

Monday, August 23, 2010

Leslie Scalapino on
The Dihedrons Gazelle
Dihedrals Zoom

George Bowering,
“bullshit artist”

Best UK poetry site
I’ve yet seen

Talking with Elisa Gabbert
in an incredibly small font

Talking with Natasha Trethewey

Susan M. Schultz’
Old Women Look Like This

On grief
& dying without finishing
your book

Talking with Ken Edwards

The Bowery Poetry Club Live!

Who wrote the poems of Frank O’Hara?

Tony Towle’s “true account”

Flânerie ending with oi

The Personism moment

The Ghost of Frank O’Hara

From Ray DiPalma’s
“Obloquium & Committer of Tidings
(plus a second set)

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

What Khlebnikov means

Robert Grenier on Robert Creeley

Talking with Ana Božičević

Ange Mlinko’s Shoulder Season

The first form of
voice recognition software
was women

Vanessa Place’s
Tragodía – 1: Statement of Facts

Flarf may have Belarus
but Conceptualism claims Finland

Tweeting Gone with the Wind

Vote for Rae Armantrout
in Library of Congress’
“favorite author” poll

A KickStarter page for
Robert Kelly’s Oedipus After Colonus

Mamet’s doctrine

Talking with Chimalum Nwankwo

Reading The New Sentence

Monday, August 09, 2010

Talking with Robert Kelly

Robert Kelly’s sudden fictions

Talking with Rae Armantrout

What The New Yorker doesn’t publish

Jena Osman on Bern Porter

The Bern Porter website

Ken Edwards
on innovative British writing
& the lack thereof

Tim Carmody
on Lydia Davis & Edith Grossman

Lunch with Lydia

Wilde Boys

Gurlesque:
The New Grrly, Grotesque, Burlesque
Poetics

Ange Mlinko:
Can a “global poet” exist?

Life on the content farm

Gustaf Sobin’s Collected Poems

Will Alexander:
Mirach Speaks to His Grammatical Transparents
(selections)

Talking with Gerard Malanga

Screen Test Superstar

Eric BausBee-Stung Aviary

Andrea Cohen’s Long Division

A history of the Peter F. Yacht Club writing group

Lisa Robertson & Avra Spector on Henri Meschonnic

Susan Howe’s Souls of the Labadie Tract

Ammiel Alcalay’s Islanders

Sandra Simonds’ “Lines Written on Nursery Wall”

Simonds’ “Landscape Made from Egg and Sperm”

The EPC’s brand new John Wieners page

CAConrad,
talking to himself

Kay Ryan’s Collected Poems

Tuesday, August 03, 2010

Generosity & Tom Raworth

Christine Hume’s Shot

Maryrose Larkin’s Marrowing

Chris McCreary’s Apocrypha

Elisa Gabbert:
Is poetry boring?

Is the reading giving way to vaudeville?

Ray DiPalma’s House of Keys

Learning that Leslie Scalapino has died

Carol Mirakove’s Wall

Dante’s Inferno for Dummies

Eileen Myles’ Inferno

Remembering Robert Trammell

From the other (original) Milk Magazine:
A Tangiers Journal for Paul Bowles,
Thomas Rain Crowe interviews Philip Lamantia,
Vincent Katz on
Yvonne Jacquette & Rudy Burckhardt,
George Wallace
on Mary Beach & Claude Pelieu,
& much more

Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Jennifer Moxley:
Fragments of a Broken Poetics

Poetry, language & the visual arts

Innovative Women’s Poetry at Greenwich

Dorothea Lasky’s Poetry is Not a Project

Talking with Norman Fischer

Marthe Reed & Chris McCreary
review
& interview one another

Talking with Rae Armantrout

Rae Armantrout
vs. the velvet rope line of ellipticism

Obamas & Armantrout
at the National Book Festival

Designing a page
fit for a winner of the Pulitzer

Reading John Wieners

Chris Tysh, from Molloy, the Flip Side

Talking with Ken Edwards

Tagore turns 150

Wayne Montecalvo: 4 performance videos

Rethinking Lucia Joyce

Steve Fama on Garrett Caples

Ange Mlinko
on Anne Finch,

Countess of Winchilsea

Talking with Marie Ponsot

Chris Stroffolino’s Light as a Fetter

Remembering Antonio Giarraputo

If the Royals (KC, that is) were poets

Seth Abramson’s School of Quietude:
poems (if not poetry) at the end of history

& furthermore

Todd Swift:
This is really about the lyric Self

Are we smart enough for contemporary art?

Charlie Rose by Samuel Beckett

John Latta on New Poetry 1963

Basil King @ 75

Ugly Duckling turns into digital swan

Talking with Robert Hass

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

Photo by Alan Bernheimer

An interview with Rae Armantrout

6 new poems by Armantrout

Contextualizing Gerardo Diego’s
Handbook of Foams

Leslie Scalapino’s plural time

Lyric selfhood & Alzheimers

Pain & sentience

Susan M. Schultz at PennSound

Rachel Blau DuPlessis and the poetry of textual reverence

The Lemon Hound Literary Rule

Delmore Schwartz, reading

Stephen Burt
on poetry as political narcissism
in a time of real political need

Jordan Scott:
Flub and Utter

Jerome Rothenberg:
the anthology as manifesto

Tao Lin:
Interview questions I feel
interested / less interested
in answering

Dennis Cooper’s critical prose

Tuesday, July 06, 2010


Kerouac students organize
to save the writing program at Naropa

Anne Waldman & Lisa Birman on the situation at Naropa

Twitter stream in solidarity with Naropa’s writing program

Austerity in literature

Emma Cocker: “Open City”

Why isn’t a short poem considered ambitious?

Rob Fitterman’s Collective Task

Joan Retallack’s Fourth of July

Retallack on alternative poetries,
alternative pedagogies

Retallack on Leslie Scalapino

Laura Hinton on Scalapino

Camille Martin:
Remembering remembering
Leslie Scalapino

Embracing interplay
of life and time”

Rachel Levitsky on Leslie Scalapino

Leslie Scalapino’s Rhythmic Intensities

Rae Armantrout: “Errands”

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Ellen Davis on Fanny Howe

Mary Manning Howe reads Finnegans Wake
(& much much more!)

Eating & drinking through Bloomsday

What happened to the Black Literary Canon?

Mary Ponsot’s stroke

Joan Retallack’s Rethinking Poetics Log

Wendell Berry takes back his papers
from the University of Kentucky

Talking with Wendell Berry

Joseph Massey’s Exit North

Gustaf Sobin’s Collected Poems

Poets in the garden

Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg: The Letters

POET: the world’s largest ethanol producer

Aram Saroyan on Jim Carroll in Bolinas

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Juliana Spahr:
Rethinking poetics

John Keene:
A Poem-Report

Rebecca Wolf:
The personal vs. “social poetics”

Stephanie Young’s “Repoport”

Marjorie Perloff’s response to Stephanie Young

K. Silem Mohammad’s post-conference thoughts

Nada Gordon:
“you can’t rethink poetics…very well…
in the same old theatre of power”

Joshua Clover:
“where all dialectical thought begins –
with Silliman’s blog”
(reg. req.)

Josh Corey:
on not rethinking poetics

On really not rethinking poetics:
the Oxford Poetry Professorship goes to Geoffrey Hill

Tuesday, June 15, 2010

“stud lover boy”:
NY Times
obit for David Markson

James Yeh on David Markson

Preparing to misspell Wittgenstein

David Markson: An Introduction

LA Times obit

RIP David Markson:
where postmodern meets pulp

2 new videos of
Leslie Scalapino reading

Lyn Hejinian:
Remembering Leslie Scalapino

Memorials for Leslie Scalapino