Tuesday, March 16, 2010

 


L-R: Stephanie Young, Taylor Brady, Samantha Giles & Lasana M. Sekou

Lasana M. Sekou
at Mills & Small Press Traffic

Sekou’s collections of short stories

Douglas Barbour @ 70

The Texas Textbook Massacre

The Flashpoint David Jones issue is awesome!

Curtis Faville:
Editing Eigner’s Collected
(Part 1) (Part 2)

A gathering of responses to Larry Eigner

Tottel’s 15: Larry Eigner Issue

Steve Fama on the issue of margins

Melville at the margins

Maxine Cassin has died

Barry Schwabsky on the Selected Poems of Samuel Beckett

Vincent Katz: Editing Vanitas

Talking with Tina Chang

Kay Ryan at Stanford

Carol Ann Duffy works with teens

Bob Arnold: “Hiking Down From a Hillside Sky”

Talking with Bob Arnold

Historic Fort Atkinson & Lorine Faith Niedecker

Freedom’s Orator

A crowd-sourced online biography of Gregory Corso

Closing your eyes to “The Red Wheelbarrow

Gian Lombardo on Rae Armantrout & Keith Waldrop

One critic who picked
the NBCC award for poetry right
was Raquel Laneri at Forbes

The writer at the Guardian
appears to have actually looked at Armantrout’s book

The Wall Street Journal notes Armantrout’s surprise
& that half the winners came from the UK

The infiltrator

All hail
from Wesleyan University as well as UCSD

PennSound is happy (scroll to March 12)

But one finalist sparked protests

Pam Brown:
Rewriting Australia,

with Michael Farrell, David Brooks, Justin Clemens,
Duncan Hose, Banjo Paterson, John Tranter & David Prater

Lara Glenum & Joseph Horáček:
Meat Out of the Eater

Amazon plays hardball over Colorado taxes

The Best Translated Book Prizes

The winner for poetry is
Elaina Fanalova’s The Russian Version,
translated by Stephanie Sandler & Genya Turovskya

The Independent Foreign Fiction Prize longlist

A benefit reading in LA
for Al Mutanabbi Street

Eliot Weinberger’s Oranges & Peanuts for Sale

After the “last avant-garde”

Talking with Gary Snyder

Snyder in Action to accept the Creeley Prize

Pantano’s Collected Trakl
will be over 1,000 pages

Borges:
“If only Lowell kept his trousers on”

Lynn Levin’s Fair Creatures of an Hour

The Unbearables

Iliad bookshop’s impressive odyssey

David Foster Wallace
doodles on Cormac McCarthy’s face

The David Foster Wallace audio project

Politics, Ethics & the New Formalisms

Sumerian poetry, Sumerian beer

119 words
WGN staffers
are not permitted to use on-air

Kyle Schlesinger:
“Bad Words to the Radio”

Harry E Northup, baseball poet

The house that Al Purdy built

Ed Markowski’s A Chinese Box

Burma Shave poetics reaches the PMLA

Luc Sante on David Shields’ Reality Hunger: A Manifesto

Stephen Mills on Juliana Spahr,
C.D. Wright, Tony Hoagland & Martha Collins

Is sci-fi humanism
a contradiction in terms?

Talking with Sharon Dolin

Anthologize this

Ken Irby reads from The Intent On

Fred Moten, Catherine Wagner, George Tysh

Pleasuredome for sale: £8.75M

Does a room really help?

A curious tale,
none of which appears to be fact-based

William Blake & the Naked Tea Party

Sam Lipsyte’s The Ask

Extending the book (a.k.a. “Grangerizing”)

April 18:
2010 Marin Poetry Festival

Paula Cisewski, Brenda Ijima, Sandy Florian, Lara Glenum,
Johannes Göransson, Dawn Lundy Martin, Laura Moriarty,
Abe Smith & Stacy Szymaszek
will be featured readers at this year’s
AWP Off-Site Reading
Saturday, April 8, in Denver

A webinar on Emily D,
with Al Filreis & Jessica Lowenthal

Sal Paradise & a tale of two cities

Allen Ginsberg @ 43
as viewed by Time

Top 40 “Bad Books”

And what it all means

Iris Murdoch’s 30-year affair

Poems from the 4 finalists
of the 2009 Omnidawn Book Prize

Joan Houlihan’s The Us

The Alzheimer’s Poetry Project

Tony Hoagland’s Unincorporated Persons
in the Late Honda Dynasty

Writers: take back the power!

Google gets Italy to blink

Bookstore turns publisher
to help save print

A shocking plan to destroy publishing forever:
read the books you already have!

Amazon.com removes “buy buttons”
from some comic publishers

Canadian bookstores organize
to keep Amazon out

Apple goes for publishers,
Amazon cozies up to literary agents

Why are publishers at SXSW Interactive?

ebooks in libraries is a problem
sez Macmillan CEO

The case for ebooks is ecological

Is Penguin’s new ebook a book?

Is your reading suffering
from multimedia overload?

Academic publishers
see strong ebook growth

Here comes the Samsung E60

The best & worst of times for publishing

Publishers are “only innovative when desperate

Poetry & scary baby trading cards

Night of the Living Trekkies

Amis’ Ballard

Don DeLillo’s Point Omega

Kenneth Dover has died

A competition for young poets

Dave Eggers, “America’s Conscience”

When the pols are semi-literate at best

Ten talky novels

Mark Twain, character assassin

KAfKA in Neukölln

100+ literary festivals in the UK
of which the London Word is one

Pulling a Roth

Roth, Pinter, Berlin and Me

Louis Menand’s Marketplace of Ideas

Memo to Maxwell: Read Balzac

Why Sherlock Holmes beats CSI

Jim Harrison:
“The last word in lonesome is me”

What writers can learn from Gawker

2 typologies of blog notes

Good faith in publishing

Who wrote the book on texting?

Shakespearean insult generator

Henri Cole’s Pierce the Skin

Everyone knows
that Kent Johnson wrote Shakespeare

Automatic Screw Machine Products

Jewish Narnia is call Marvel Comics

Remembering Kate Carew

What is that butterfly
in the New Yorker?

The Waterboys do Yeats

Constantine Cavafy singing Van Morrison

Poems & the movies

The great James Castle in the Bay Area

William T. Wiley:
messenger of many truths

Barry Schwabsky on the Black Atlantic

SFMoMA as seen from Brooklyn:
“the best show I’ve ever seen”

Revising Rothko

Major works by 10 abstract expressionist painters
for under $5

Talking with Leonard Lopate

Warhol’s portraits of Jews

The inverse of ekphrasis

NYRB & Daniel Mendelsohn
finally get to Avatar

The Swedish invasion

Why Coco Chanel?

Surreal muse

Hello, Dalai

Faye’s Heidegger

Tony Judt on “edge people”

Plant TV

Tom Clark: Playing possum

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