Jun 192009
- — “I wish there was a way to make a real living at it because I would love to do this all the time, but there is no money in poetry,” —
- — A poet must know how to kick —
- — What book, chapbook, performance, or poem by a woman poet published/presented in the last year or two has left you speechless? How might that speechlessness manifest itself visually, sonically, or through another nonverbal medium? —
- — Whatever happened to Michelle Shocked? —
- — This less recognized group included Maurice Samuel, Marie Syrkin, Charles Reznikoff, Trude Weiss-Rosmarin and Will Herberg, who didn’t appear in the pages of Partisan Review, like their counterparts, but rather chose to publish in places like Jewish Frontier and Menorah Journal. —
- — “The Washington Caravan” Exhibit Opens at American Poetry Museum — hmmm americanpoetrymuseum.org
- — A Short Canto for Ron Santo —
- — “My new boss discusses her hostile takeover of Bookslut” —
- — new research shows that over the last four decades, medical studies of intercessory prayer — the prayer of strangers at a distance — actually say more about the scientists conducting the studies than about the power of prayer to heal —
- — In the Twitter revolution, echoes of one of the great modern poets —
- — Wordsalad: Ann Lauterbach, Barbara Guest, C.D. Wright, Charles Bernstein, Claudia Rankine, Coleman Barks, Crag Hill, James Joyce, Jorie Graham, Nico Vassilakis, Susan Howe, Tan Lin [mp3] —
- — Allen Ginsberg as Neoformalist —
- — Iran, You Will Make Progress For You Stand on the Shoulders of Burma, Tienamen, Budapest 1956 —
- — Kids, pet deaths and the poetic aftermath —
- — Ted Hughes’ 1998 translation does not opt for Alexandrine couplets, but renders the text in a sinewy, visceral verse of his own. It’s not pure Racine, but it works in its way. —
- — This is our quarterly round-up of information about Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS). —
Prague’s Franz Kafka International Named World’s Most Alienating Airport
I think it is so perfect that Bobbie Bautista is on the Onion News Network.
Happy Friday. Have a good weekend and Happy Father’s Day.
Posted by Jilly Dybka at 12:26 AM
Tagged with: Ann Lauterbach, Arthur P Davis, Barbara Guest, C.D. Wright, Charles Bernstein, Claudia Rankine, Coleman Barks, Crag Hill, Geoffrey Hill, Greg Rappleye, James Joyce, Jorie Graham, Marie Syrkin, michelle shocked, michigan, Nico Vassilakis, poetry, Poetry News, Sterling A Brown, Susan Howe, Tan Lin



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