NOTES

Anne Tardos

Joan Retallack

Segue Reading Series

@The Bowery Poetry Club
308 Bowery, between Houston & Bleecker
212-614-0505

Saturday, February 5, 2005
at 4 pm

and a month later . . .

Tribute to Jackson Mac Low

Poetry * Music * Performance * Dance

at the Poetry Project
St. Mark’s Church
131 E 10th Street, New York, NY 10003
on Saturday, March 5, 2005, at 1 pm.

Alastair Johnston has A Memoir of Philip Whalen on the Poltroon Press website.

Landfill Press is proud to present

R.F. Langley

Daniel Kane

Leo Mellor

reading their poetry
at 6.30 p.m on Thursday 10th February 2005,
UEA Drama Studio, Norwich

Admission free

www.landfillpress.co.uk

Dates are now July 4th to July 10th.

Celebration of Gus Blaisdell

Noting the previous item reminded me that Folkways will make you a CD or a cassette of, for example, their 1975 album Charles Olson reads from Maximus Poems IV, V, VI

You’ll find information here about the Smithsonian’s Global Sound project to allow downloads of tracks from their archives.

Mary Seacole by Albert Challen (NPG)

Thanks to Billmon, you can refresh your memory here

doodles

Anne Tardos is preparing a Jackson Mac Low website.

Hadi Saleh, the International Secretary of the Iraqi Federation of Workers’ Trade Unions was imprisoned for four years, sentenced to death, then exiled by Saddam Hussein.

Two days ago he was seized in his bed, burned, tortured, strangled and then shot by the “Iraqi Resistance”.

to the 122 people in North America and Old Europe who sent their work to Miles Champion, William Corbett and Lyn Hejinian to be included in this box.

It arrived yesterday, out of the blue (that so many could keep so quiet for so long is impressive alone) and Val and I are deeply touched by the work, the thought and the care.

The writer Guy Davenport died yesterday. Lexington, Kentucky, obituary.
New York Times obituary.

I’m trying to consolidate NEWS and NOTES to make an RSS feed available: this is an early trial. NEWS and NOTES can still be reached from these links.

Highly recommended. Mr. Tourette is a hero of our time. If you missed Modern Toss 1 you can now get it bound in one volume with Modern Toss 2 from Amazon. That’s Amazon UK – Amazon USA seem to think North Americans too sensitive to be exposed to the work.

Check the website for cartoons, badges, t-shirts.

Try Burton and Jefferson on the important stuff.