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July 31, 2003
My downstairs neighbor is insane.
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July 30, 2003
FireWheel-Editions dot org continue where The Prose Poem:
An International Journal with Sentence: A Journal of Prose Poetics, due to appear this Fall.
posted by Laurable on 7/30/2003 04:16:03 PM
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Moonshine: As soon as I get a CD burner I have something special for you.
posted by Laurable on 7/30/2003 01:08:21 PM
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RonSilliman dot BlogSpot dot com is back with a new look and some questions about Flarf.
posted by Laurable on 7/30/2003 12:43:30 PM
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Jim Behrle comments that the next NYC/Boston poets wiffle ball game will be an upcoming story for Here-Now dot org.
posted by Laurable on 7/30/2003 12:38:57 PM
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Question: Would you fly from New York City to Seattle on September 11, 2003?
posted by Laurable on 7/30/2003 11:04:04 AM
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livid: adj.
1. Discolored, as from a bruise; black-and-blue.
2. Ashen or pallid: a face livid with shock.
3. Extremely angry; furious.
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[Middle English livide, from Old French, from Latin lvidus, from lvre, to be bluish. See slei- in Indo-European Roots.]
posted by Laurable on 7/30/2003 10:44:28 AM
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July 28, 2003
Panglossian: adj.
1. Blindly or naively optimistic.
[After Pangloss, an optimist in Candide, a satire by Voltaire.]
posted by Laurable on 7/28/2003 03:54:12 PM
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Ezra Pound, Musical Crackpot from Sunday's New York Times.
posted by Laurable on 7/28/2003 03:08:24 PM
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John Ashbery comments on New Brutalism, courtesy of Poets dot org.
[Yes. I know.]
posted by Laurable on 7/28/2003 11:35:58 AM
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Andrew Hudgins, Mark Jarman and Brad Leithauser read two versions of Here Lies a Lady by John Crowe Ransom on TheAtlantic dot com (listen).
posted by Laurable on 7/28/2003 11:17:46 AM
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I am not thrilled about the new blogger posting page look.
posted by Laurable on 7/28/2003 10:41:10 AM
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Today is the birthday of Gerard Manley Hopkins (1844). The PoetrySociety [dot org] of America and the NYC's MTA used Pied Beauty (pdf) by Hopkins for one of their Poetry in Motion posters.
EaglesWeb dot com has audio readings by Walter Rufus Eagles of 16 Hopkins poems. He also has a daily audio poem site (with the exception for summer).
posted by Laurable on 7/28/2003 10:24:20 AM
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July 25, 2003
Poetry dot About dot com now has a directory for Poetry Blogs.
posted by Laurable on 7/25/2003 08:54:41 PM
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I just found a new commenting system that supports Blogger at Squawkbox dot TV.
posted by Laurable on 7/25/2003 08:27:54 PM
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PoemTag dot com. Another fine poetry project from the good folks at gigoCorp dot com. Get yours today!
posted by Laurable on 7/25/2003 05:45:38 PM
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mIEKAL aND coins the term Blong Poems (blog + long) on the Buffalo Poetics Listserv, July 23.
posted by Laurable on 7/25/2003 03:31:25 PM
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Kasey at LimeTree dot blogspot dot com just posted a New Brutalist Reading notice forwarded from Michael Cross.
posted by Laurable on 7/25/2003 01:37:57 PM
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NickPiombino dot blogspot dot com is hoping to call himself an Old Brutalist.
posted by Laurable on 7/25/2003 11:51:27 AM
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Have or can anyone write a New Brutalist manifesto?
Is there any relation to the architectural New Brutalists?
Kasey at LimeTree dot blogspot dot com posted the Top Ten Myths about the New Brutalism
posted by Laurable on 7/25/2003 11:48:33 AM
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On August 5th Audible dot com will be offering a recording of Eric Bogosian's July 28th performance at the BoweryPoetry [dot com] Club.
posted by Laurable on 7/25/2003 11:03:35 AM
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Non-poetry link: The Melancholy of Abraham Lincoln on WNYC's (listen) The Next Big Thing.
posted by Laurable on 7/25/2003 10:14:46 AM
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March 25, 2003, RealVideo from the Library of Congress: Harold Bloom:
Shakespeare and Genius.
posted by Laurable on 7/25/2003 09:55:34 AM
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numinous: adj.
1. Of or relating to a numen; supernatural.
2. Filled with or characterized by a sense of a supernatural presence: a numinous place.
3. Spiritually elevated; sublime.
[From Latin numen.]
posted by Laurable on 7/25/2003 09:39:15 AM
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I love it when web sites leave their indexes open.
posted by Laurable on 7/25/2003 09:32:08 AM
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Hosted by the Library of Congress (listen): Louise Glück reads at the Rohm and Hass Studio in Philadelphia, PA, January 29, 1988.
Also hosted by the LOC dot gov (listen): Stanley Kunitz read in New York City, February 26, 1988.
posted by Laurable on 7/25/2003 09:23:37 AM
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The new Poet Laureate announcement should be soon. Anyone interested in running a pool as to whom it might be? The head librarian at the Library of Congress (list of past laureates) chooses.
posted by Laurable on 7/25/2003 08:57:46 AM
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July 24, 2003
Chris: I find absolutely nothing wrong with double posting. I am aware that bloggers can get territorial, but that is just silly. I blog to keep track of my stuff. If I don't post something because you have and then your blog goes bye bye, I won't be able to find what I need. To blog is also a record of where I have been, so why not double post.
More later on the link via post.
posted by Laurable on 7/24/2003 04:53:13 PM
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Ken Bolton, Mairéad Byrne, Miles Champion, Gabriel Gudding, Randolph Healy, Trevor Joyce, and Maurice Scully read at WildHoneyPress dot com.
posted by Laurable on 7/24/2003 11:14:42 AM
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Rodrigo Toscano and Rod Smith have new author pages at the Electronic Poetry Center.
posted by Laurable on 7/24/2003 10:01:03 AM
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Dream Song 1 by John Berryman at Poets dot org (listen).
posted by Laurable on 7/24/2003 10:00:53 AM
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The Blogger clock seems to have righted itself.
posted by Laurable on 7/24/2003 09:30:36 AM
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Today is the birthday of Robert Graves (1895).
posted by Laurable on 7/24/2003 09:14:39 AM
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July 23, 2003
Update on the progress in creating the database version of the Poetry Audio Links:
Poet: Beginning Ginsberg
Link #: 1,323
SQL: n/a
posted by Laurable on 7/23/2003 04:35:08 PM
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WiredForBooks dot org (listen - reading) (listen - lecture) has recently posted a lecture and reading by Stephen Dunn from the 2002 Ohio University Spring Literary.
WiredForBooks dot org's Don Swaim Author Interview page has also been updated.
posted by Laurable on 7/23/2003 02:14:28 PM
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A review of Edge, a one-woman show about Sylvia Plath, in NYNewsDay dot com.
posted by Laurable on 7/23/2003 01:19:15 PM
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Wiki Wiki Web: possible future Laurable dot com page.
posted by Laurable on 7/23/2003 11:54:54 AM
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Learner dot org (Annenberg/CPB and the folks that brought you Voices and Visions) is now broadcasting (broadband only) complete versions of thier programs including Literary Visions and Voices and Visions. Registration is required..
posted by Laurable on 7/23/2003 11:39:26 AM
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The San Diego Poetry Guild hosted by the FactorySchool dot org.
posted by Laurable on 7/23/2003 11:29:22 AM
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Correction: Sherman Alexie is on WNYC's (listen) Brian Lehrer Show right now.
posted by Laurable on 7/23/2003 11:18:31 AM
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Jim Behrle posts images of the cover and the first five poems in his (Purple) Notebook of the Lake at Monkey dot OnePotMeal dot com.
posted by Laurable on 7/23/2003 10:55:46 AM
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FYI: Still stuck on the e-mail situation. I am at the mercy of Verizon so please pray for me.
posted by Laurable on 7/23/2003 10:46:19 AM
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Watch to RealVideo clips of the 2002 National Poetry Slam at LivePoets dot com.
posted by Laurable on 7/23/2003 10:29:11 AM
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The World Poetry Bout Association at PoetryCircus dot org features the World Championship Heavyweight Bout.
posted by Laurable on 7/23/2003 10:23:36 AM
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Yesterday, Sherman Alexie a guest on WNYC [dot com]'s (listen) Brian Lehrer Show.
Note: WNYC's website seems to be having a few clitches.
posted by Laurable on 7/23/2003 09:53:06 AM
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This week's Poet's Choice column by Edward Hirsch in the WashingtonPost dot com features Howard Nemerov.
posted by Laurable on 7/23/2003 09:26:06 AM
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Today is the birthday of Raymond Chandler (1888). The Library of America (listen) hosts a WNYC audio segment on their new edition edition of Chandler's collected work.
I also highly recommend listening to thier introduction to the LOA's (listen) Stories & Early Novels Chandler collection.
It was about 11 o'clock in the morning. October. The sun not shining and that about-to-snow look on the Christmas tinsle in the shop windows. I was neat, clean, shaved, almost sober. Everything the well dressed bookstore browser ought to be. I needed something to read and I didn't care who knew it.
posted by Laurable on 7/23/2003 09:11:46 AM
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July 18, 2003
A article/review of the The Fugs Final CD (Part 1) in CNN dot com today.
posted by Laurable on 7/18/2003 03:54:34 PM
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WBEZ dot org, public radio out of Chicago, has rearranged their site and thus and links I have previously posted will no longer work. This is being corrected in the database version of the Poetry Audio Links. In my opinion, the site looks much cleaner and better organized.
They have also added the mirror URL; ChicagoPublicRadio dot org.
posted by Laurable on 7/18/2003 03:09:39 PM
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Where did ChrissLott [dot org] go? Note to self: Finish writing my opinion on the acceptability of double posting.
posted by Laurable on 7/18/2003 01:39:05 PM
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Update on the progress in creating the database version of the Poetry Audio Links: Finishing Ferlinghetti at 1,127 links.
SQL: n/a
posted by Laurable on 7/18/2003 01:34:55 PM
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Damn! The individual poem URLs forward to an index Publications page. So much for that.
Yet I can't resist. I have to post this one.
Love Never Dies by Kevin Davies
Show me the place where we parted and whisper to me that we're there
Without any words can I hear you
Without any touch am I near you
I try to recall all my feelings but all I can reach for is night
If you want to share my confusion
Then you'll always be touched by illusion
I would always close my eyes to all the things which healed me
My darkest dreams were borne inside
My kindest place I had to hide
In ever-lonely waves I wept and drowned the tides away
Did I ever ask more than my right
Would the figures now fly from my sight
Shining by my precious bride
The softest skin was held in pride
And they with all their bitter games
Could never cast her flame aside
Tomorrow never knows its way
Or seeks the path from yesterday
But only plays the truth that is
Love never dies - just fades to grey
Go to Poetry dot com and discover what you've written.
posted by Laurable on 7/18/2003 12:55:03 PM
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The Best Recipe for Rothko Art Tattoos by Jim Behrle at Poetry dot com.
posted by Laurable on 7/18/2003 12:53:40 PM
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Flarf? Autobiography of Pecos Bill by Steve Evans at Poetry dot com.
posted by Laurable on 7/18/2003 12:52:40 PM
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O Yo Be Old by Jordan Davis at Poetry dot com (The International Library of Poetry).
posted by Laurable on 7/18/2003 12:50:06 PM
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Our Angel by Gary Dwayne Sullivan at Poetry dot com (The International Library of Poetry).
posted by Laurable on 7/18/2003 10:27:24 AM
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I am hoping to get back my e-mail late today (knock on wood). My apologies for being incommunicado. Remember.
posted by Laurable on 7/18/2003 09:51:54 AM
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Tom Devaney and Greg Fuchs read February 2, 2000 at the Kelly Writer's House, University of Pennsylvania (listen).
posted by Laurable on 7/18/2003 09:41:33 AM
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Which five poets would you like to see (living together in a hiply furnished house) on a literary reality show? on Aimee Nezhukumatathil's Blogspot, via Jim Behrle over at Monkey dot OnePotMeal dot com who also answers the question.
posted by Laurable on 7/18/2003 09:30:58 AM
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Blogger clock still running about 9 minutes fast.
posted by Laurable on 7/18/2003 09:22:43 AM
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Linda Pastan, winner of PoetryMagazine dot ORG's Ruth Lilly Prize ($100,000), was interviewed on the PBS dot ORG (listen) Online New Hour, July 7th. (Transcript included.) What will she do with the money. When the books she's interested in are first released, she'll buy them right away, even if they are only available in hardback.
posted by Laurable on 7/18/2003 09:13:18 AM
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Tomorrow is the birthday of Vladimir Mayakovsky. On February 7, 2002, TheConnection dot org (NPR) (listen) aired a program about Mayakovsky.
posted by Laurable on 7/18/2003 09:04:06 AM
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July 17, 2003
Sherman Alexie read on Live From Prairie Lights (listen), July 12th.
posted by Laurable on 7/17/2003 04:19:58 PM
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The New York Public Library explores the history of the sonnet. The exhibition closes August 2.
posted by Laurable on 7/17/2003 04:07:56 PM
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Gary Sullivan posts a definition of FLARF today at the request of Ron Silliman.
posted by Laurable on 7/17/2003 03:40:31 PM
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Hint hint: My birthday is the same as Petrarch's.
posted by Laurable on 7/17/2003 02:18:51 PM
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Scrambled Eggs and Whiskey by Hayden Carruth at Poets dot org.
posted by Laurable on 7/17/2003 01:33:25 PM
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Blink said his new position will pay $100,000 a year, which is more than most spoken word gigs.
~NYDailyNews dot com, today
posted by Laurable on 7/17/2003 01:22:27 PM
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What timing! I turned on WBUR's (listen) live stream seconds before Here & Now's Postcard Poem segment with Jim Behrle and others started. Here & Now included a images of Jim's postcard poem, Postcard to Billy Collins. Archived realaudio coming soon.
I really dig the way Behrle reads Stevens. May 20, 2002, he read 13 Ways of Looking at a Blackbird (listen) and following that, his own poem 13 Ways of Looking at Someone Else's Girlfriend.
Added 1:07pm. Here-Now dot org's (listen) Poetry Challenge: Postcard Poems.
posted by Laurable on 7/17/2003 12:57:13 PM
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The Blogger clock is approximately 9 minutes fast according to my own posts. Just like my bedroom alarm clock.
For some reason I am feeling a bit Behrle today.
posted by Laurable on 7/17/2003 12:54:49 PM
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Poet laureate Andrew Motion has backed a project that aims to ensure everyone is given a fitting eulogy at their funeral, whatever their backgrounds.
BBC News, July 14th
posted by Laurable on 7/17/2003 12:51:25 PM
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All this talk about what blogs are supposed to be. It's like defining what poems are supposed to be. Silly bloggers.
posted by Laurable on 7/17/2003 12:38:55 PM
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ANCHORS bloggers! Anchors! Otherwise I don't which blog post to which you are referring.
posted by Laurable on 7/17/2003 12:30:09 PM
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Viva Voce has several mp3s of poems by Catullus, Virgil, Horace, Ovid and others recited in classical Latin.
posted by Laurable on 7/17/2003 12:01:40 PM
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Today in 1959 Billie Holiday died from a drug overdose. WNYC poet in residence Phil Levine read The Day Lady Died by Frank O'Hara this morning.
Listen to Frank O'Hara read The Day Lady Died at ... Damn. I can't find it right now.
posted by Laurable on 7/17/2003 10:40:31 AM
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Andrei Codrescu comments on Temporary Autonomous Zones - enclaves of poets and artists found throughout the world in places where there are crash pads and cafes on NPR's (listen) All Things Considered.
posted by Laurable on 7/17/2003 09:56:35 AM
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Nihilism is best done by professionals.
~Iggy Pop (b. 1947), U.S. rock singer. Independent (London, July 12, 1990).
via Bartleby dot com.
posted by Laurable on 7/17/2003 09:24:45 AM
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Nick Flynn tells the story of meeting his father on ThisLife dot org (listen start 34:15) (This American Life), Father's Day 2001.
posted by Laurable on 7/17/2003 09:04:14 AM
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July 16, 2003
Lots and lots of poetry audio by Edwin Torres at BrainLingo dot com.
posted by Laurable on 7/16/2003 04:50:54 PM
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Ed Sanders and Tuli Kupferberg and the Fugs in the New York Times yesterday.
posted by Laurable on 7/16/2003 04:45:03 PM
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posted by Laurable on 7/16/2003 04:26:32 PM
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posted by Laurable on 7/16/2003 04:26:11 PM
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Todd Swift audio and video files at ToddSwift dot com.
posted by Laurable on 7/16/2003 04:08:24 PM
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International Conference in the Writing and Practice of Performance Poetry at Bath Spa University College.
posted by Laurable on 7/16/2003 04:01:08 PM
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A complete run of the original issues of L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E available in HTML or PDFs from Editions Eclipse.
posted by Laurable on 7/16/2003 04:00:14 PM
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Grammar myths at GrammarPhobia dot com.
posted by Laurable on 7/16/2003 09:55:50 AM
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Dr. Danielle Ofri, editor of the Bellevue Literary Review discusses poetry and literature in a hospital setting on NPR's (listen) All Things Considered yesterday.
posted by Laurable on 7/16/2003 09:15:00 AM
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July 14, 2003
A review of The Selected Poems of Howard Nemerov in the July 7 New York Times Book Review.
posted by Laurable on 7/14/2003 12:47:22 PM
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On this week's Studio 360 from WNYC dot org (listen) Sara Fishko discusses poetry as both an aural and written medium.
posted by Laurable on 7/14/2003 10:03:06 AM
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A video excerpt of Amiri Baraka reading em>Ugly at the Dodge Poetry Festival 2002, hosted by AmiriBarka dot com (listen).
posted by Laurable on 7/14/2003 09:46:23 AM
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The Harlem Book Fair began yesterday and runs through Saturday, July 19th.
posted by Laurable on 7/14/2003 09:32:55 AM
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July 12, 2003, NPR [dot org]'s (listen) Weekend Edition - Saturday had a segment on the Sunken Garden Poetry Festival held in Farmington, Conneticut featuring Margaret Gibson reading her poem, The Great Wave of Kanagawa.
posted by Laurable on 7/14/2003 09:31:20 AM
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An online only interview with Mark Doty on American, home and the poet as spokesperson is in this month's issue of Poets & Writers Magazine (www dot PW dot org).
posted by Laurable on 7/14/2003 09:12:51 AM
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July 11, 2003
Sunday is the birthday of John Clare (1793). In TheAtlantic dot com, David Barber, Carolyn Kizer and Christopher Ricks read I Am by Clare.
posted by Laurable on 7/11/2003 04:23:42 PM
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The Poetry of Prejudice in the Guardian dot co dot UK, June 7, about TS Eliot's anti-semitism and the new edition of Anti-semitism and Literary Form.
posted by Laurable on 7/11/2003 09:41:04 AM
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recrudesce: re·cru·desce intr.v. re·cru·desced, re·cru·desc·ing, re·cru·desc·es
To break out anew or come into renewed activity, as after a period of quiescence.
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[Latin recrdscere, to grow raw again : re-, re- + crdscere, to get worse (from crdus, raw. See kreu- in Indo-European Roots).]
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recru·descence n. recru·descent adj.
posted by Laurable on 7/11/2003 09:16:50 AM
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Today is the birthday of E.B. White (1899) and Harold Bloom (1930).
posted by Laurable on 7/11/2003 09:02:10 AM
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July 10, 2003
Peter Culley moves to a new location at MossesFromAnOldManse2 dot BlogSpot dot com.
posted by Laurable on 7/10/2003 01:24:59 PM
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From MikeCounty dot blogspot dot com: A Sonnet (with apologies to Ron Padgett).
posted by Laurable on 7/10/2003 12:52:26 PM
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FYI: !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!SBC Yahoo Dial Up services sucks #$%!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Therefore I am moving over to DSL. Unfortunately, I was informed today that my service start date, which should have been tomorrow, has been pushed back to June 18th.
My apologies for not keeping up with my e-mail. With my current dial up status, simple tasks have become arduous at best and sometimes impossible altogether.
posted by Laurable on 7/10/2003 12:24:29 PM
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Hart Seely, author of Piece of Intelligence: The Existential Poetry of Donald Rumsfeld talked with All Things Considered on NPR dot org (listen), June 29, 2003.
posted by Laurable on 7/10/2003 09:50:57 AM
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Hosted by NPR dot org (listen): Dana Gioia delivered the National Press Club Luncheon speech on June 30, 2002.
posted by Laurable on 7/10/2003 09:07:02 AM
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July 9, 2003
For a Verse, Scorned Is He in the Name of Uniformity: from the Tunnel Vision section of the New York Times.
posted by Laurable on 7/09/2003 04:19:55 PM
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Gertrude Stein Rocks: Should great poems be seen and not heard?: a review of The Spoken Word—Poets, a new CD issued by the British Library with recordings from Tennyson to Graves at Slate dot com.
posted by Laurable on 7/09/2003 02:36:08 PM
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Via RW dot BurningBird dot net: XML on NPR [dot org] (listen) on Morning Edition.
posted by Laurable on 7/09/2003 01:44:50 PM
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Hint: My birthday is the same as Petrarch's.
posted by Laurable on 7/09/2003 11:39:51 AM
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Jim Behrle's Quizmo [dot com] quiz question:
Which poetry blogger are you most like?
posted by Laurable on 7/09/2003 11:29:34 AM
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cheap rents, great pot, and hot chicks on today's RonSilliman dot BLOGspot dot com.
posted by Laurable on 7/09/2003 11:05:27 AM
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Today is the birthday of Donald Rumsfeld (1932).
The Poetry of Donald Rumsfeld on Here-Now dot org (listen).
posted by Laurable on 7/09/2003 09:11:54 AM
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July 7, 2003
A New York Times editorial on poetry audio recordings.
posted by Laurable on 7/07/2003 10:00:57 AM
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Robert Pinsky, Geoffrey Hill and Derek Walcott read their poems on Boston University's World of Ideas from WBUR dot org (listen).
posted by Laurable on 7/07/2003 09:06:46 AM
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July 4, 2003
Today, on NPR's The Tavis Smiley Show (listen) Ben Guillary, producing/artistic director of the Los Angeles-based Robey Theatre Company, read an excerpt from Frederick Douglass' speech, The Meaning of July Fourth for the Negro.
posted by Laurable on 7/04/2003 06:40:06 PM
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On July 2nd, NPR's The Tavis Smiley Show (listen) talked with University of Arkansas Professor Yemisi Jimoh about the patriotic poetry of Langston Hughes and Gwendolyn Brooks.
posted by Laurable on 7/04/2003 05:34:56 PM
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Today is the birthday of Nathaniel Hawthorne (1804) and Lionel Trilling (1905).
Also on the Fourth of July, Walt Whitman published the first edition of Leaves of Grass (1855) at his own expense.
posted by Laurable on 7/04/2003 04:49:23 PM
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July 3, 2003
Linguist Geoff Nunberg discusses the origins of the term, slippery slope on NPR's (listen) Freshair.
posted by Laurable on 7/03/2003 04:52:28 PM
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McGreevey signs law abolishing poet laureate position in Newsday dot com.
posted by Laurable on 7/03/2003 02:37:25 PM
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Stefans on Silliman on Lowell at Arras dot net.
posted by Laurable on 7/03/2003 12:23:21 PM
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July 2, 2003
Poet laureate re-enters Stone Country: George Bowering creates unabashed Canadian history Proposed putting Canadian poets
posted by Laurable on 7/02/2003 12:47:56 PM
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N.J. Lawmakers Vote to End Poet Laureate in the Guardian dot co dot UK.
posted by Laurable on 7/02/2003 10:23:56 AM
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Four poems by Daniel Nester in the new LaPetiteZine dot org.
posted by Laurable on 7/02/2003 10:15:39 AM
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War talk presented to the Poetics Program, SUNY-Buffalo, March 26, 2003, at the Electronic Poetry Center (listen). Also in mp3.
posted by Laurable on 7/02/2003 10:01:55 AM
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BIG POST ERROR, POST ID 105715432604033328
REPORT IT
25 paragraphs, or just over 8,000 character (spaces included), blew Blogger's tolerance. Better than before at least.
posted by Laurable on 7/02/2003 09:58:46 AM
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Latin Greeking Text to Test for Entry Lenght (23 paragraphs):
Venio ingenium dignissim, cui minim dolus, similis sagaciter aliquip duis, uxor minim eligo iusto nostrud. Dolor accumsan, dignissim demoveo regula neo luptatum suscipit brevitas ea. Olim veniam enim delenit aliquip ea pala secundum usitas, dignissim. Nostrud, abbas nostrud hos esca meus, iriure, distineo patria conventio. Eu eros utinam lenis at nostrud lobortis esse tamen elit dolore at consequat et sit. Eros eu neo abluo pertineo, delenit odio, vulpes, ludus delenit genitus iriure, probo conventio.
Dolor nulla haero obruo blandit iriure aliquam oppeto iustum in ad pneum dignissim eros, etc.
[Update July 7: Wiped out excessive text]
posted by Laurable on 7/02/2003 09:53:12 AM
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What the kids' on the Buffalo Poetics Listserv are grumbling about: Eminem Earns Poet Heaney's Praise from Reuters dot com.
posted by Laurable on 7/02/2003 09:34:19 AM
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