- — WALT WHITMAN. March 28, 1892, Wednesday (obit.) —
- — You betcha! by William Logan —
- — Alice Fogel joins us from her home in Acworth, New Hampshire. —
- — Israeli scientists have modified a potent antibiotic that may allow it to treat cystic fibrosis and other genetic diseases caused by “stop mutations”. —
- — Stepping Stones: Interviews with Seamus Heaney by Dennis O’Driscoll and an MP3 —
- — Diane Lockward on Barbara Crooker’s RADIANCE —
- — 12 or 20 questions: with John Kinsella —
- — Thrive as a Starving Writer–Lessons from the Experts —
- — So goes the legend of Tsangyang Gyamtso, one of the most popular historical figures among Tibetans and the most colorful of the long line of Dalai Lamas. His poetry is among the most iconic in Tibetan literature. —
- — How Dudley Randall used poetry to express the truth elegantly —
- — Can Computers Decipher a 5,000-Year-Old Language? —
- — Nonprofit group rallies rural artists —
- — It was Millay and her Dutch husband, Eugen Jan Boissevain, who had the home renovated from the Italiante to the Dutch Colonial style in the 1920s. During their short stint in the home, they added the casement windows, skylight and Dutch stepped gable that passersby see today. —
- — The Poetry Show: Eva Salzman and Amy Wack’s anthology Women’s Work [mp3] —
- — Joe Milford Hosts William S. Burroughs [mp3] —
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Poetry News For August 27, 2009
Poetry News For June 29, 2009
- — chicago poetry calendar —
- — Summertime Poetry Picks —
- — Tony Hoagland on Dean Young —
- — Iran’s National Poet Speaks Out —
- — Four Virginia poets — two well-known, two not so, offer anthologies that make summer a time to savor the poetic as well as lighter reading. —
- — Darth times indeed: The Give Dick Cheney’s Memoir A Title contest —
- — bill moyers’ in-depth interview with w.s.merwin —
- — Four Ears: the Curse of the Metrical Code —
- — ron slate on stacie cassarino —
- — The Waste Land, according to Ezra Pound, is “the longest poem in the English langwidge”. As his spelling suggests, he was not being entirely serious. —
- — “Those good folks, The Joiners, are offering up their latest song as a free download this weekend. Hurry and listen to their wonderful “Tennessee.” It’s really, really good.” —
- — How David Trinidad’s collection of vintage dolls plays into his poetry. [mp3] —
- — PICTURES: Hand Stencils Through Time —
- — “fire” – lou pinella as bukowski poem —
- — Spanish Poet Victoriano Cremer Dies at 102 —
- — New tartan commemorates Burns’s 250th anniversary —
- — Arty Party Food —
- — no wonder print media is “dying” —
- — Psychjourney Podcast & “Invisible Sisters.” —
- — “Never Land” Yusef Kumunyakaa —
- — Kate Tufts Discovery Award-winner Matthew Dickman writes emotional and accessible poetry… [mp3] —
- — A recent search through the vast holdings of the Vrzhu Research Bureau archives uncovered the draft of a previously unknown poem by John Keats. —
- — Weird book of the week: Poems About Horses —
- — Book Review: The Bloodless Stigmata by Dee Kite —
- — An array of poems printed on heavy stock hang above elegantly carved wooden Japanese-style prayer sticks —
- — Best documentary award was taken by Aliona Van der Horst of The Netherlands with a lament for cult Russian poet Boris Ryzhy, who committed suicide in 2001 —
- — Gordon Brown turns to former poet laureate Sir Andrew Motion for advice —
- — It was not unitl later, when I was readling through Tupelo Press’s free downloadable Reader’s Companion [PDF] for Calendars that I realized the poem is written in dactylic tetrameter. The dactyl is one of the most scorned metric feet in English prosody. —
- — “He probably wrote some poems for some of you bimbos out there…” —
- — On this edition of The Poets Weave, Jenny Kander reads poems by Maxine Kumin from the book Say This of Horses: a collection of poems, edited by C.E. Greer and Jenny Kander. —
- — Back to the Futurists: Italy’s First Avant-Garde Turns 100 —
I felt bloggy for this post of Poetry Hut Blog. Lotsa good links out there.
I think I linked to this cartoon a long time ago, but I’m easily amused:
I like Shakespeare’s cartoon-panel-exasperation-sweat-drops in that last panel. Have a nice Monday.
Poetry News For May 4, 2009
- — Pre-Rings’ poems by J.R.R. Tolkien published for the first time —
- — Poet’s Choice: ‘Early April’ by Devin Johnston —
- — …I’ve written 3 endings, and I can’t choose between them. Below I’ve typed it out with my current favorite final quatrain (candidate number 1 in the poll to which I hope you will respond), followed by the other three endings… —
- — Elvis: American David. A poem by Bono —
- — Sonoma County Vintner Looking For Writer To Blog, Use Social Media To Share Experiences Drinking Wine —
- — On Poetry: Managing free verse can be difficult without control —
- — Rita Dove unveils new symphony —
- — Poetry, life and barf — the poetics of Eileen Myles —
- — Kevin Young’s sixth collection showcases what has become his signature style: bluesy, short–lined couplets riddled with rhyme —
- — Zombie? Let Austen Flesh It Out —
- — Gerald Locklin – May 09,2009
from Jane Crown’s Poetry Radio: Gerald Locklin has taught English since 1965 at California State University, Long Beach and is the author of over 125 books and chapbooks or poetry, fiction, and criticism, with over 3000 poems, stories, articles, reviews, and interviews published in periodicals. — - — Call for Work: “speechless” dedicated to the dissemination and discussion of concrete / visual poetry —
- — Appreciation: UA Fanthorpe —
- — WB Yeats reflects on his life in ‘Among School Children’ —
Poetry News For April 14, 2009
- — Ex-Tiger Mark ‘The Bird’ Fidrych found dead —
- — “Blondes, Box Scores, and Elizabeth Bishop” —
- — Batter up! This very special baseball program of SELECTED SHORTS includes stories, memoirs, and poems that celebrate the national game, and an interview with radio sports commentator Bill Littlefield, host of NPR’s “Only A Game.” [mp3] —
- — The neglected war poet Francis Ledwidge’s pastoral work reflects on Irish nationalism after the Easter Rising —
- — I didn’t really expect my book to be reviewed in The Times (‘The London Times’ to those of you outside the UK), but there you go. Who knows how these things happen? —
- — Slash Pine Press is pleased to announce the first annual Slash Pine Poetry Festival, to be held in five distinct locations in the greater Tuscaloosa, AL area on April 24th and 25th —
- — Arts Friday: Commemorating 50 years of The Elements of Style [mp3] —
- — Recent winner of The Fence Modern Poets Series, it is easy to understand why this one was chosen among its stealthy competition. —
- — Any poet of such longevity faces a choice between reinvention and repetition. Splitting the difference, Simpson’s work is repetitious, but in the mode of a narrowing spiral. —
- — As he did in his youthful work, the poet strictly limits the length of his poems, in this case to six lines each. Yet these 70 poems feel spacious rather than condensed. —
- — Poet’s Muse: A Footnote to Beethoven —
- — Interview With Poet Denise Duhamel —
- — Poetry dies in latest U.S. culture —
- — Photo from garfield minus garfield —
- — Poetry and Subsidies: Is Materialism Ruining Creativity? —
- — How Philip Larkin rewrote the first, indiscreet article about him to appear in the British press —
- — New site captures authors’ identities and won’t let go —
- — Too close for comfort: aphasia and mediocre poetry —
- — Every Friday, bloggers in the kidlitosphere enthusiastically offer up their favorite poems for kids. Susan Thomsen takes a tour through this billowing online community. —
- — We are writing about GREGOR SAMSA’s claim for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) payments. Based on a review of his/her medical condition, he/she does not qualify for SSI payments on this claim. This is because he/she is not disabled or blind under our rules. and related: Prague’s Franz Kafka International Named World’s Most Alienating Airport —
- — “The Nut Lady” Reconsidered —
- — I think an eBook is a book, but in a Supreme Court case argued today (Tuesday), a brief discussion about guarantees given to books included a reference to whether or not there is a difference between a physical and digital version of a book — and what is likely the first mention of the brand name “Kindle” in the Supreme Court. —
- — Norton anthologies are among the most respected in the country, but respectability can suggest stodgy, predictable. “American Hybrid: A Norton Anthology of New Poetry” is neither, proving that much contemporary American verse is daring and original. —
- — Mathematics and love coupled in professor’s book of poetry —
- — A major conference on the long career of Robert Bly will include poets, translators, academics, editors and Bly himself. —
- — Forty-three years later, the International Poetry Forum is shutting its doors. —
- — The new class will also include the poets Jorie Graham and Yusef Komunyakaa, the visual artist Judy Pfaff, the architect Tod Williams and the composers … —
- — SIRIUS XM Radio Beefs Up Book Radio Programming —
- — Deborah Digges, poet and Tufts English professor, dies at 59 —
- — All good poets find strains and paradoxes within the language they learn to wield, but Thom Gunn (1929-2004) found more than most —
- — In the context of this, the contemporary poet is often left with the choice of following the example of the hard-nosed L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E poets, or seeming like a fluffy, nostalgic Longfellow. —
- — It features centuries of creative work by mathematicians, poets, and artists, including Fibonacci, Albrecht Dürer, M. C. Escher, David Hilbert, Benoit Mandelbrot, William Shakespeare, Edna St. Vincent Millay, Langston Hughes, E.E. Cummings, and many contemporary experimental poets. Original illustrations include digital photographs, mathematical and poetic models, and fractal imagery. —
- — Seven steps to becoming a poet [LOL there seems to be an important step missing] —
- — Octopus Books will hold an open reading period for full-length poetry manuscripts in April of 2009. Manuscripts must be submitted between April Fools day and April 30, 2009. —
- — In addition to the “regular” Tattoosday features, every day in April will feature a different poet’s tattoo(s). —
- — Muriel Rukeyser Goes to War: Pragmatism, Pluralism, and the Politics of Ekphrasis —
- — Living POET LARGE: An Interview with Reb Livingston on the Future of Poetry Publishing —
- — To read this book is not to behold a completed work but to stand onstage with a writer who finds herself in the middle of a story in which she has been reluctantly cast. —
- — Frederick Seidel has been called crass, disturbing, a name-dropping, upmarket sinner. And that’s what may make him America’s greatest living poet —
- — THE BEATS A Graphic History Text by Harvey Pekar and others. —
- — Articles in the Mar/Apr 2009 issue of American Poetry Review, The —
- — A New Chapter of Grief in Plath-Hughes Legacy —
- — Shellie Braeuner, a Nashville nanny, is the winner of the first Cheerios Spoonful of Stories New Author Contest. Her book will be put inside 1.5 million boxes of Cheerios. —
- — I, Too, Am a Vegetable: The Whitman Parodies —
- — Amazonfail & The Cost of Freedom —
data dump – cleaning out my rss feed
There’s a review of my book in the spring issue of Main Street Rag. I haven’t gotten my copy in the mail though. I don’t know if my subscription expired.
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- — The Lambda Literary Awards has announced its 105 finalists (representing 72 publishers) in its in 22 award categories. —
- — Would Yeats recognise his ‘land of heart’s desire’? —
- — the style suits Hammad because it accomplishes what many spoken-word poets fail to achieve: a seamless transition from the energy and cadence of live performance to the printed page. —
- — I read this poem at the ceremony commemorating the 200th anniversary of the United States Capitol and the restoration of the Statue of Freedom to the Capitol dome on October 23, 1993. It was first published in the Congressional Record of the same day —
- — Dante’s surprising rhymes —
- — ‘Genius and need’ wins prose poet Gary Young Shelley Memorial award —
- — Late Cambodian monk’s poems detail homeland terror —
- — Better than God —
- — Last week’s epistolatory challenge was the 50th Poster poems blog, so now seems like a good time to consider the anthology idea that has been proposed on a few occasions in the past. —
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