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Ethershop, Fall 2010 › Book Review- self-portrait with expletives by Kevin Clark

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Ethershop, Fall 2010. Book Review- self-portrait with expletives by Kevin Clark. Clark’s book of poems is divided up into four sections. They are sectioned primarily by time periods. The first section recounts the decades of the sixties and seventies, ranging from topics such as the Watergate scandal in. Eight Hours in the Nixon Era. To the drug culture in. Clark melds both candor and humor in many of his poems. The intriguing poem for me was. I asked him a question about a Faulkner story,. Is Clark as a...

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Ethershop, Fall 2010 › Dismal Rock by Davis McCombs

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Ethershop, Fall 2010. Dismal Rock by Davis McCombs. Cover of McComb's Dismal Rock. He was told,. Paid for your education. This was written by Lindley Estes. Wednesday, December 8, 2010, at 11:37 am. Follow comments here with the RSS feed. Both comments and trackbacks are currently closed. Lsaquo; The Theater of Night by Alberto Rios. Notes From the Divided Country by Suji Kwock Kim. If you want to add yourself to this blog, please log in. Ecstatic in the Poison by Andrew Hudgins.

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Ethershop, Fall 2010 › A Part by Wendell Berry

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Ethershop, Fall 2010. A Part by Wendell Berry. Pastoral literature has a long, rich history, beginning with the Greek poet Theocritus and continuing until the late nineteenth century. Historically, its subject matter focused on representations of shepherd life, often idealizing it to the point of being unbelievable. Wendell Berry’s. This was written by ontheporch. Wednesday, December 1, 2010, at 11:31 pm. Follow comments here with the RSS feed. Both comments and trackbacks are currently closed. Notes Fro...

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Ethershop, Fall 2010 › “The Curator of Silence” by Jude Nutter

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Ethershop, Fall 2010. 8220;The Curator of Silence” by Jude Nutter. Throughout the rest of the book we see her touch on loneliness, death, and even abonnement. I was worried it wouldn’t evoke any positive feelings at all, but the skill Nutter has in her craft of poetry, made what she wrote challenging and authentic, and full of energy and beauty. This was written by simonegilman. Tuesday, November 30, 2010, at 11:10 am. Follow comments here with the RSS feed. On Wednesday, August 3, 2011 at 3:58 pm.

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Ethershop, Fall 2010 › Through the Stonecutter’s Window by Indigo Moor

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Ethershop, Fall 2010. Through the Stonecutter’s Window by Indigo Moor. Indigo Moor’s book of poetry titled. Through the Stonecutter’s Window. Focuses strongly on visual art. Many of the poems in this collection are centered around paintings, and he even dedicates a section of this book to “Six poems based on the painting. Aspects of Negro Life #62: Song of the Towers,. This was written by jwilkinson. Monday, December 6, 2010, at 5:33 pm. Follow comments here with the RSS feed. Dismal Rock by Davis McCombs.

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Ethershop, Fall 2010 › Notes From the Divided Country by Suji Kwock Kim

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Ethershop, Fall 2010. Notes From the Divided Country by Suji Kwock Kim. In the concluding lines of “Montage with Neon, Bok Choi, Gasoline, Lovers and Strangers,” poet Suji Kwock Kim directly presents the irresolvable internal conflict between memory and identity that underlies much of the poetry in her 2003 collection. Notes from the Divided Country:. 8220;may you never see what we saw/ may you never do what we’ve done/ may you never remember and may you never forget.”. This was written by Ryan Marr.

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Ethershop, Fall 2010 › Fancy Beasts by Alex Lemon

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Ethershop, Fall 2010. Fancy Beasts by Alex Lemon. Opening up Alex Lemon’s collection. Lemon also experiments frequently with the page alignment and spacing of his poems, as well as the use of titles, even going so far as to give no clear title to thirteen pages of his work, and he labels it only with “! 8221; at the beginning of the section. At first, the lack of a similar structure throughout the entire text frustrated me, but as I read it through again, my favorite part about reading Lemon’s book.

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Ethershop, Fall 2010 › The Theater of Night by Alberto Rios

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Ethershop, Fall 2010. The Theater of Night by Alberto Rios. Cover of Rios' The Theater of Night. The idea of memory is also central to the collection, with photographs and smell as central themes. Oranges, especially are tied with Ventura who the collection seems preoccupied with over Clemente. This was written by Lindley Estes. Wednesday, December 8, 2010, at 11:09 am. Follow comments here with the RSS feed. Both comments and trackbacks are currently closed. Lsaquo; Keeping it Fresh – Pablo Neruda.

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Ethershop, Fall 2010 › “Poems of the Known World” by William Kistler, Review

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Ethershop, Fall 2010. 8220;Poems of the Known World” by William Kistler, Review. One of the things I loved most about. Poems of the Known World. Poems of the Known World. I was a little disappointed when Kistler deviated out of the concrete and into the abstract, but his poems grounded themselves again in the third section, which made the second seem as if it were a sort of out-of-body experience; definitely a risk, and one I’m not sure worked for me. 8212;Elanor Hope Kindred. Dismal Rock by Davis McCombs.