Thursday, September 25, 2008
Talking with Lisa Samuels
of Laura Riding
(Parts 1, 2 & 3)
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The
now has
a Canadian portal
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Barney Rosset:
Godfather of independent publishing
Evergreen Review online
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Black Mountain College
75th anniversary celebration
this week
Black Mountain’s legacy continues
The women of
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Looking for
” emerging poets currently engaging specific elements
of [Charles] Olson’s poetics,
such as use, measure, breath, line, sound, and speech”
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Geof Huth attempts to swallow
”Ketjak2: Caravan of Affect”
in one big gulp
12 ways of reading “Lit”
“Manifest”
gets Huth half the way there
or maybe just 28%
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Mark Morford on David Foster Wallace
A.O. Scott on Wallace
Every piece Wallace ever wrote
for Harper’s in PDF
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The troubled lives of the Comma Bombers
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Paul Lawrence Dunbar: Legacies
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Cleveland Poetics: the blog
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The end
not of publishing
but of BS
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Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror
33 years later
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Politics without the sermons
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Joyce Carol Oates’
”Gargoyle”
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Schedule for
The Frank Stanford Literary Festival
next month in
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Fayetteville laureate
struggles with medical bills
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Nietzsche on the value of reading slowly
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Maghound,
the “Netflix of magazines”
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Judith Rechter’s Wild West
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Why some writers should retire,
Mr Updike
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Mary Bonina’s Living Proof
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Bowdlerizing fairy tales
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bin Laden the poet
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How to give good blurb
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The poet Amber Tamblyn
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The Canterbury Tales
are going digital
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A Malayalam translation of modern Swedish poetry
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Lee Sharkey’s A Darker, Sweeter String
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Slammin’ in Berlin
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Just north of
social investing
saves a bookstore
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The books of Oscar Wilde
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Eilieen D’angeo on G. Emil Reutter
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Minority language poetry
in the Philippines
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Lillian Caesar
works in the tongues
of the
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Talking with Jason Kirkey
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When writer’s block is something more
than a strip of
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Talking with Pete Brown
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How to write poetry – not
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An exercise in
literary self-portraits
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Talking with Philip Pardi
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Philosophy at Auburn
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Teaching Philosophy 101
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That first non-academic job
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Humor gets no respect
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Sarah Palindromes
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What we smell
we dream
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The 10 most expensive art books
sold on Abe Books
in 2008
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The Babar retrospective
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Is Metallica too loud?
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Young adult fiction & presidential politics
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Shutting out negative criticism
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In
a Sol Lewitt retrospective
is emerging
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“Should group sex be public art?”
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The quilts of Gee’s Bend
come to Philly
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How Winston Churchill
save British art
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Logos gone wild
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Ligorano/Reese
at the conventions
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Open studios at the
Brooklyn Naval Yard
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Francis Bacon, make your bed
It’s so much harder when you’re dead
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In
Baader Meinhof film
alienates all
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Who fault? Shouldn’t we take this opportunity to tune back the incorrect system, or we will wait till the next few generations to meet the similar issues again…..?
Should the top management bare responsibility....?
The top management of the ( not private company ) listed company salary should be tied a portion of it to the shares.... so when the shares price drop, it don't just penalize the investors, but those who don't take care of the company.....
They only talk about how bad the crsis will be, but they did not give regulation measures…..
Since the congress is discussing….. Shouldn’t we concern about its individual congress members standpoint and their opposition candidates standpoint within their own states…….
Should $700b be pump into the all industries of the economy instead?
最近保险公司将近倒闭。。。。
是谁的错。。。。？ 不在这个时候扶正回来，难道要等到下几代在遇到同样的事吗？
高级管理层该不该付起责任？
上市公司的高级管理层工资是不是应该和上市公司的股票价值挂钩呢？
龙的传人应该没这么好骗吧！。。。。先学基本面分析法，才来学技术性分析法。。。。
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P.G. Wodehouse wrote a pretty good chapter to Sunset at Blandings on the morning of the day that he died at age 94.
Retirement isn't absolutely necessary.
Cicero still gave some speeches after the age of 80.
Who else did good work in their nineties.
I'm enjoying Mary Midgley's philosophy books and she didn't publish anything until she was 60. She's 88 now and feels like she's just getting started.
Has anyone ever written a great poem after the age of 100?
Sophocles wrote the third of the Theban plays at 90 plus -- Oedipus at Colonnus. It's the least powerful of the three, in my opinion, but is still quite a strong, mysterious play.
Apparently, Grandma Moses didn't even start painting until she was 80. Finally got the kids out of the house, and the grandkids, and had nothing else to do.
I'm glad for the results. They had a show of her stuff over in Cooperstown a few years back. Marvelous.
I haven't read Updike much after about 1985, but then you've never liked Updike, have you, Ron?
But few mathematicians do much apparently after about age 30.
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