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All the above for stimulating my thinking on the topic. New Work on Language Poetry. Here is what we have been working on and what is to come: Language poetry has been our main focus for the past several weeks and we will continue to work. Explore its possibilities. Language poetry is being explored and we are looking at the many techniques. Read more ». Language Poetry: Some Pretexts and Prescriptions: Process as Diacritical Polylogue. Language Poets: An Overview. Poetry & Politics by Taylor Brady.

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Daily Thoughts > Disciples

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All the above for stimulating my thinking on the topic. READING AT DAVID HADBAWNIK’S. Had a lovely time reading with Cassie on Friday night at David Hadbawnik’s apartment. I rode up to SF with Carra Stratton, her friend and fellow grad student Preema, and blogdom’s own Alli Warren, who has been a student in my Reading Poetry course this past quarter. Read more ». Subscribe to RSS Feed. Tulsa University by David Goldstein. New Work on Language Poetry. Language Poets: An Overview. Small Press Traffic in SF.

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Daily Thoughts > For inspiration

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All the above for stimulating my thinking on the topic. Small Press Traffic in SF. Lots of poetry reading last night. First Jen Hofer and Taylor Brady at Small Press Traffic in SF. Jen read from her new chapbook Lawless and an unpublished piece titled One, with a little accompaniment from Taylor. Read more ». Lisa Jarnot – Ring of Fire. Ye white antarctic birds of upper 57th street,. You gallery of white antarctic birds, you street. With white antarctic birds and cabs and white Read more ».

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Daily Thoughts > With meaning

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All the above for stimulating my thinking on the topic. New Work on Language Poetry. Here is what we have been working on and what is to come: Language poetry has been our main focus for the past several weeks and we will continue to work. Explore its possibilities. Language poetry is being explored and we are looking at the many techniques. Read more ». Language Poetry: Some Pretexts and Prescriptions: Process as Diacritical Polylogue. Language Poets: An Overview. Ron Silliman & James Meetze. 580 Split ...

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Tulsa University by David Goldstein: Nate Mackey, Erica Hunt.

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All the above for stimulating my thinking on the topic. Tulsa University by David Goldstein. Got back yesterday from three days in Oklahoma. I was invited to give a reading at Tulsa University by David Goldstein, who like me began this year as an assistant professor teaching both Renaissance lit and creative writing. Also like me, he did his grad work at Stanford, where we first met, though only briefly and seldom. You must be logged in. To post a comment. Subscribe to RSS Feed. Poetry & Politics by...

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Language poetry dossier - experimental poetry, written.

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All the above for stimulating my thinking on the topic. Post-language is some effect beyond experimental poetry. Post-language is nothing more than the sum of speech acts produced in the context of a specific speech community. Post-language is a network. Post-language is network written by someone outside of our class? But with the market comes intrinsic unpredictable dynamics. Should Aeroclown be removed? Post-language is inappropriate for these. You must be logged in. To post a comment. Rhina P. Es...

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The National Poetry Foundation Poetry, Robert Creeley, Marianne Moore,

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All the above for stimulating my thinking on the topic. The National Poetry Foundation Poetry of the 1940s Conference at the University of Maine in Orono ran from Wednesday to Sunday of last week. Some reconstructed memories of the whole big blur:. Wednesday afternoon I spent in my office frantically typing up [read: finally composing] my Marianne Moore presentation, with the goal of finishing before seven pm so I could attend the opening events of the conference. I succeeded, to my amazement. Then a rea...

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David Larsen, James Meetze, Stephanie Young, Alli Warren.

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All the above for stimulating my thinking on the topic. Getting ready to head north. David Larsen gave me a copy of Signs, Omens, and Semiological Regimes in Early Islamic Texts, a completed chapter from his dissertation. Which is fascinating reading, and, may I mention, won the 2004 Abduljawad Prize for Best Paper on an Islamic Subject, sponsored by the Al-Falah Program of the University of California’s Center for Middle Eastern Studies. But everyone, please, hide your Beaver Mustard. James Meetze read ...

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Daily Thoughts: Peace -- South Station by Concord Trailways, James and Amanda Cook.

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All the above for stimulating my thinking on the topic. Brief but eventful weekend in Boston. Brief but eventful weekend in Boston–my first time there. Then back to Cambridge for my WordsWorth reading with James Meetze, where I met in person for the first time Mark Lamoureux, Sara Veglahn, Xtina Strong, Nick Moudry, Mairead Byrne, Katey Nicosia, Joel Sloman, and a couple of other people I can’t recall names for offhand. Noah Eli Gordon a familiar face and tatooed limbs! You must be logged in. Tulsa Unive...