
Ergon / Logos:
when is a game a poem?
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Ursula K. Le Guin on Margaret Atwood
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Louise Glück,
“stand-up vampire”
“keep the stakes …
hypothermically low”
The private poetry of Louise Glück
Glück on danger & difficulty
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Bezoar,
a fine literary mag
that ran from 1975 thru 1981
is now online
My four appearances therein
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Jonathan Lethem on Lorrie Moore
Chapter 1 of A Gate at the Stairs
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Has British poetry had any significance
since William Wordsworth?
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William Bronk & Wallace Stevens
James Longenbach on Wallace Stevens
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John Olson on
Norma Cole, Joe Ceravolo & Clark Coolidge
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Digging up Garcia Lorca
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Roberto Bolaño’s Skating Rink
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Lyn Hejinian
on poetry & place
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Jackson Mac Low in San Diego
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J.M.G. Le Clézio’s Desert
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The latest in Walt Whitman marketing
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Juliana Spahr
has won the Hardison Prize
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Franz Wright, reading
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Barbara E. Johnson has died
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Edward Ronthaler has died
“Mi hart aeks…”
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The historic role of
gender in language
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Where Hamlet scores lower
than the Gossip Girls
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A really strange idea:
read the books you like
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Catullus & Quixote
as processed through Acker
Language & breath
in Acker, Kerouac,
Zukofsky & Catullus
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In defense of primate poetics
Primate Poetics: the curriculum
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The lord of The Lord of the Flies
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Some poems by Juan Gelman
from Café Review’s
issue devoted to his work
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A reading by John Twelve Hawkes not
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Envisioning a scaled-down
publishing industry
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The Rapids of a Great River:
2 millennia of Tamil poetry
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Ronald Baatz’ Bird Effort
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Thom Gunn & the tyranny of mass taste
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Become a fan of Richard Caddell on Facebook
Listen to his poetry on MySpace
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Doctorow’s Homer
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Who gets hurt
in the Readers Digest bankruptcy
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Mathias Énard’s “Migration”
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Rebecca Wolff on the
“crypto-title poem” of The King
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Pynchon & the comics
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Remembering Richard Poirier
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Allen Ginsberg, 1964:
time to legalize pot
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A Room with a View
in 3 panels
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Sherman Alexie discovers Fibonacci
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Talking with Tess Gallagher
& the editors of
Raymond Carver: Collected Stories
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Namdeo Desal:
Poet of the Underworld
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Just one volume of poetry
in the Guardian’s First Book “long” list
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A California literary roadtrip
for the obvious
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Wikipedia adds editorial review
on the living
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C.P. Surendran’s
Portraits of the Space We Occupy
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“the natural utterance of living language”
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Hirsch & Boland’s
The Making of a Sonnet
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Talking with Sylvère Lotringer
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Paul Ricoeur’s Living Up to Death
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Jim Sanborn’s Terrestrial Physics
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Roger Ebert:
30 years sober
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Language & painting
in the work of
Bruce Pearson
Pearson’s studio online
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Artistic sovereignty
in the shadow of post-socialism:
Egypt’s 20th annual youth salon
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How many “classic” photos
are fakes?
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Robert Frank’s sweet sadness
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The conspicuous absence of
Maqbool Fida Husain
Husain’s website
An anti-Husain website
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Ed Piskor’s Wizzywig
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Lester Young at 100
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Prehistory of the blues
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Typographic music video
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“How many roads?”
Dylan to voice GPS systems
And a Christmas album!?!
“Twas the Night Before Christmas”
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Agnes Heller’s “Three Logics of Modernity”
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The polymath of the Palace
of Fine Arts
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How much of your memory is true?
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7 points about the CIA Report
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