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Poetry News For March 20, 2008

Poetry News:

  1. Poetry workshop: Try Sean O’Brien’s exercise on poetic dramatisation
  2. Brian Turner and Bruce Weigl from Lannan Podcasts by Lannan Foundation [links to MP3] —
  3. The revival of Cid Corman’s journal Origin reminds me of when international discussion of poetry took place at a slower, more intense, pace
  4. One includes “text, pictures, sound, video, liberation”; the other “development, marketing, immersion, adaptation, obsolescence, art.”
  5. The hunt was on last night for an anonymous Cabinet minister said to have composed a deeply unflattering poem about Gordon Brown
  6. Poet is a centerfold
  7. Poet encourages masses to find their inner verse
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Poetry News For February 16, 2008

Poetry News:

  1. writers in their early careers today face a peculiar and sometimes unenviable set of circumstances
  2. poems take on lives - people shouldn’t hold on to them, they should send them out so it has a chance to get a life
  3. Each poem presents the dying thoughts of a different character
  4. Call Me a Snob, but Really, We’re a Nation of Dunces
  5. The surefooted mystery of this opens up possibilities beyond its recognisable elements
  6. A couple of weeks ago, in a roundup of AWP blogging, we flagged a post by Reginald Shepherd over at Harriet, the Poetry Foundation’s blog, in which he used the term “post-avant.”
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Poetry News for June 19, 2007

Poetry News:

  1. How much should a poet be paid per line?
  2. Fifty years ago, I suspect that along with Mickey Mantle, Willie Mays, and Sandy Koufax, most Americans could have named, at the very least, Robert Frost, Carl Sandburg …
  3. Rutgers-Newark Offers New MFA Program In Creative Writing
  4. “Physicists talk in metaphor all the time,” says Mr. Jordan, 41, who weaves theories and theorems into his latest poetic examinations [link good for a few days] —
  5. Naomi Shihab Nye: Streets (from Poets.org)
  6. My sex in the convent - by Nobel poet
  7. Renaissance for Harlem literary giant’s home

More here about the commencement speech: NEA chairman blasts American culture in commencement talk Speaker tells grads to reject passive consumerism … wasn’t Dana Gioia the Vice President for MARKETING at General Foods Corporation????

I think I may have to modify my “if you don’t vote you can’t b*tch” rule to “if you don’t vote, then you can’t b+tch AND ALSO if you have an MBA, you were the Vice President of Marketing for General Foods Corporation for 15 years, where you helped create Jell-O Jigglers, then you may not make any pronouncements about how consumerism is pooping with confidence onto US culture.”

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