Saturday, September 08, 2007
A history of lighght
§
Taking
The Grand Piano
literally
§
William Gibson:
countering the antibuzz
Node:
website for
a non-existent journal
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Creative writing
& surveillance
after Virginia Tech
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A sober assessment
of the “crisis”
in newspaper book reviews
Plus
Morris Dickstein
on
the future of criticism
§
A State Department history
of American poetry,
from the problematic
to the completely whack!
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A wonderful review
of Reed Whittemore’s
memoirs
§
Simon DeDeo
on the
practicalities of blogging
(on not all of which
I agree)
§
Talking with
(and reading)
Ryan Eckes
§
on
Democracy Now!
§
An obit for
Mary Rising Higgins
§
This week’s
New Thing
§
Even tho he was a right winger,
Kerouac drives The New Criterion crazy!
Plus a libertarian
for Kerouac
(note what other book
has its 50th anniversary
this year)
§
Who owns the rights
to
Beckett & Ionesco?
§
James Laughlin
&
Brendan Gill
in conversation
§
§
Whitman’s novel
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Just saying no
§
Auden’s lost poems
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There’s going to be
a conference on
Thomas Merton
§
More on
Mrs. Shakespeare
§
Serializing your novel
on Facebook
§
Library tourism
§
Talking with
Ornette Coleman
§
Minimalism
to the max!
§
Damien Hirst’s
cash register
goes bling!
Labels: links
and, what Credentials does one need to "get in" ?
just now reading "Zen and the Birds of Appetite" and
the Merton/Laughlin 'selected letters ....
simultaneously
cheers, Ed Baker
Just for the (accurate) record -- whatever the Independent says these three unsigned poems have been known about by Auden-ites for many years. The poems were published, unsigned, in the school magazine. They may or may not be by Auden. There is no strong evidence that they actually are his. As such, they are not at the moment in his "canon".
Faithfully, -- Nick Jenkins
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