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Poem of the Week: Laren McClung

by Levi Rubeck Poems of the Week

Poem of the Week: Laren McClung

By Levi Rubeck

FOR IBRAHIM QASHOUSH

Jun
08
2012
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FOR IBRAHIM QASHOUSH

Redux: A Manifesto

by Joe Weil Arts & Society

Redux: A Manifesto

By Joe Weil

To be Redux is to believe in the mythos of return within the scope of the materials at hand.

Jun
06
2012
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To be Redux is to believe in the mythos of return within the scope of the materials at hand.

Poetry Comics! Paul Legault

by Bianca Stone Poetry Comics

Poetry Comics! Paul Legault

By Bianca Stone

Paul Legault is the co-founder of the translation press Telephone Books and the author of three books of poetry.

Jun
05
2012
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Paul Legault is the co-founder of the translation press Telephone Books and the author of three books of poetry.

Poem of the Week: Brian Trimboli

by Levi Rubeck Poems of the Week

Poem of the Week: Brian Trimboli

By Levi Rubeck

from (Opera): Asylum

Jun
01
2012
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from (Opera): Asylum

The Petal of My Tongue Keeps Slipping: Darcie Dennigan’s Madame X

by Pia Aliperti Reviews & Interviews

The Petal of My Tongue Keeps Slipping: Darcie Dennigan’s Madame X

By Pia Aliperti

“Some say the world will end in fire, / Some say in ice” famously wrote Robert Frost. “I whispered precipice” Dennigan answers, “[…] because precipice contains ice (practically twice).”

May
31
2012
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“Some say the world will end in fire, / Some say in ice” famously wrote Robert Frost. “I whispered precipice” Dennigan answers, “[…] because precipice contains ice (practically twice).”

Neighborhood post-industrial as opposed to professional aesthetics

by Joe Weil Arts & Society

Neighborhood post-industrial as opposed to professional aesthetics

By Joe Weil

Neighborhood aesthetics, especially in that industrial/post-industrial world, were very different.

May
30
2012
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Neighborhood aesthetics, especially in that industrial/post-industrial world, were very different.

Poem of the Week: Kevin Simmonds

by Christopher Phelps Poems of the Week

Poem of the Week: Kevin Simmonds

By Christopher Phelps

Crude

May
29
2012
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Crude

Interview with Colin Winnette, Part 2

by Brian Chappell Reviews & Interviews

Interview with Colin Winnette, Part 2

By Brian Chappell

“I think we want to innovate.”

May
28
2012
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“I think we want to innovate.”

An Erotics of Reading: Jennifer Karmin’s “aaaaaaaaaaalice” Reviewed.

by Gene Tanta Reviews & Interviews

An Erotics of Reading: Jennifer Karmin’s “aaaaaaaaaaalice” Reviewed.

By Gene Tanta

In place of a hermeneutics of reading, as Susan Sontag’s ghost might say, we need an erotics of reading.

May
25
2012
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In place of a hermeneutics of reading, as Susan Sontag’s ghost might say, we need an erotics of reading.

Poem of the Week: Tony Leuzzi

by Christopher Phelps Poems of the Week

Poem of the Week: Tony Leuzzi

By Christopher Phelps

from Cadae: The Pi Poems

May
24
2012
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from Cadae: The Pi Poems

Fostering the Perhaps

by Joe Weil Arts & Society

Fostering the Perhaps

By Joe Weil

Error is the only reality we know, and the one thing we are least likely to forgive or admit.

May
23
2012
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Error is the only reality we know, and the one thing we are least likely to forgive or admit.

Interview with Colin Winnette, Part 1

by Brian Chappell Reviews & Interviews

Interview with Colin Winnette, Part 1

By Brian Chappell

The seven sections of Colin Winnette’s slim new novel Revelation correspond to the seven angels of the Book of Revelation.

May
21
2012
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The seven sections of Colin Winnette’s slim new novel Revelation correspond to the seven angels of the Book of Revelation.

Poem of the Week: Andrew Joron

by Christopher Phelps Poems of the Week

Poem of the Week: Andrew Joron

By Christopher Phelps

Assumption, The

May
17
2012
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Assumption, The

Garbage Picking in Eliot’s Waste Land, Part 4

by Tom Bair Poetry and Poetics

Garbage Picking in Eliot’s Waste Land, Part 4

By Tom Bair

“The Waste Land” has always begged its readers to multitask, to make leaps, to be both attentive and creative readers.

May
14
2012
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“The Waste Land” has always begged its readers to multitask, to make leaps, to be both attentive and creative readers.

Poem of the Week: Niina Pollari

by Christopher Phelps Poems of the Week

Poem of the Week: Niina Pollari

By Christopher Phelps

[Then there is this dream with its other bright edges]

May
11
2012
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[Then there is this dream with its other bright edges]

Camera Stellata

by Lisa A. Flowers Reviews & Interviews

Camera Stellata

By Lisa A. Flowers

This is a kind of Stockholm Syndrome, of course (as all existentialism is), but it’s a defiant, expansive strain that’s nobody’s fool or prisoner.

May
10
2012
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This is a kind of Stockholm Syndrome, of course (as all existentialism is), but it’s a defiant, expansive strain that’s nobody’s fool or prisoner.

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