Cecilia Belle on David Bromige
Chris Bromige on his father
David Bromige
translating Rilke into Californian
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Ulysses
sells for £275,000
“a kind of heaven of textuality”
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Juliana Spahr
on Notes on Conceptualisms
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Adam Fieled:
Goes on and on about SoPA
“Poetry has fallen behind
the other arts”
in its capacity to disturb
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Bruce Sterling:
18 challenges in contemporary literature
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Charles Bernstein:
recent recommendations in critical writing
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Dementia
in recent poetry & prose
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Poetry heads into outer space
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Protracted Type,
a big collection from
Nico Vassilakis
(free as a PDF)
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Translating poetry visually,
which is to say, not at all
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Just how bad
are poetry reviews?
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Henry Gould
on Christianity & the “New Thing”
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Poets on the Edge:
Contemporary Hebrew Poetry
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From Proust’s phone call
to the web
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A new home, not not a clear purpose, for Poets House
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“The Fallacy of Rejecting Closure”
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A digital journal for Daniel Defoe
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Samuel Johnson’s struggle
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Paul Ruffin, Texas laureate
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“Free” digital books
come at a high price
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Poets & scientists
making noise together
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Strunk & White endures
though some linguists disagree
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The conversation
may be limited to out species?
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Looking for a reading
in Thunder Bay
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Robin Blaser in Brazil
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Literature & the First Amendment
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The cookie cutter poetics of slam
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A writer’s group
made up entirely
of therapists
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The legacy of
David Foster Wallace
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A profile of Alice Munro
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“Language is a virus”
(registration required)
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“Poetry is for everyone”
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Norton’s anthologies
of contemporary poetry
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Poetry publishing in the 21st century
Response to the responses
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Talking with Roger McGough & his daugher Izzy
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Here come the Okras
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Paul Berman
on Gabriel García Márquez: A Life
The Chron review
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Robert Burns in South Carolina
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Charles Wright, reading
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The Oxford embarassment
continues to make press
“I am not aware of any more complaints”
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Salt’s spoof gets noticed
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Jack Foley on KPFA
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Ever more Ooga Booga
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& poetry
NYRB on both
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What kind of publishers
should survive?
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Good news re print
from deggers@826national.org
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On the ostensible demise of the university
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David Byrne, wax cylinders
& e-books
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The collages of John Ashbery
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“Save us from artists using language”
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Susan Bee in Art News
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The photographer John Hopkins
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The Nauman workout
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The Biennale is like Kafka
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Yale sued over stolen Van Gogh
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Reviving
the music of the Nipmucs
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La Monte Young’s secret tuning
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What to make of “best 100” lists
“Top 100 books of all time”
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