Jacket 28 — October 2005  — Contents page

 

Duncan — Cox — Bowering

 

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photo of Robert Duncan, 1982

Robert Duncan, Buffalo, New York, 1982, photograph by Patricia Layman Bazelon

Robert Bertholf’s Robert Duncan

[»»] Robert J. Bertholf: Introduction

[»»] Robert Bertholf: Robert Duncan: A Biographical Sketch

[»»] Robert Duncan, Ten Poems, 1940 to 1980

[»»] Robert Duncan, Ten Letters, 1939 to 1960

[»»] Robert Duncan, Ten Prose Pieces, 1945 to 1978

[»»] Robert J. Bertholf: Robert Duncan’s ‘The Venice Poem’ and Symphonic Form

[»»] Robert J. Bertholf: The Robert Duncan / Denise Levertov Correspondence: Duncan’s View

[»»] Robert J. Bertholf: From Robert Duncan’s Notebooks: On Denise Levertov

[»»] “Here at the last minute”: Letters from Robert Duncan to Chris Edwards, 1977–1980 (excerpts)

[»»] Robert J. Bertholf: Preliminary Checklist of Robert Duncan’s Reference Library

[»»] Robert Bertholf: The Poetry Collection at the State University of New York at Buffalo: A Sketch

[»»] Information about the Robert Duncan Conference at Buffalo in April 2006

Kenneth Cox and friends

Kenneth Cox and friends

Kenneth Cox 1916–2005

Edited by Jenny Penberthy

[»»] Introduction: Jenny Penberthy: Kenneth Cox 1916–2005

[»»] August Kleinzahler: Kenneth Cox

[»»] Kenneth Cox: Donald Davie’s History ( a review of Donald Davie, Under Briggflatts: A History of Poetry in Great Britain 1960–1988. Manchester: Carcanet, 1989.)

[»»] Kenneth Cox: Basil Bunting reading Wordsworth

[»»] Kenneth Cox: Laforgue

[»»] Kenneth Cox: Lorine Niedecker’s Poetry

[»»] Sorley Maclean: Raasay Woods (“Englished by Kenneth Cox”)

[»»] Kenneth Cox on Translating

[»»] Eliot Weinberger: Kenneth Cox

[»»] Michael O’Brien: About Kenneth Cox

[»»] Michael Hamburger: Ave Atque Vale

[»»] Roger Guedalla

George Bowering

George Bowering

George Bowering Feature

Edited by rob mclennan

[»»] rob mclennan: Introduction: George Bowering at 70

[»»] George Bowering: Three poems: His Friend Waiting / Q&A / The Figure of outward

[»»] George Bowering in conversation with Eric Eggertson, 1979

[»»] Jonathan Ball: “Is winter my country”: Bowering’s Kanada

[»»] rob mclennan: Changing on the Fly, The Best Lyric Poems of George Bowering

[»»] rob mclennan: from variations: plunder verse (book 3 of the other side of the mouth): six variations on George Bowering’s “Do Sink”

[»»] Tim Conley: Reading Bowering Fearfully

[»»] Rob Budde: Curiouser: George Bowering

[»»] Aaron Belz: Five poems: There is Bowering / Bowering / George on a Bike / Mountains are Somebody’s Back Yard / Baseball

[»»] Kent Johnson: I Remember Once, Years Ago

[»»] Lionel Kearns: Calling

[»»] David W. McFadden: Two poems: Chinese / Saskatoon

[»»] rob mclennan: George Bowering Bibliography (selected)

Two nibs
Interviews

[»»] ‘The Wedding Dress: Meditations On Word and Life’: Fanny Howe in conversation with Leonard Schwartz

[»»] ‘Making Things Difficult’: Douglas Messerli in conversation with Charles Bernstein

[»»] ‘Bumper-car effect’: Rodrigo Toscano in conversation with Leonard Schwartz


Reviews and Articles

[»»] Joel Bettridge: Surfaces by John Tipton

[»»] Ken Bolton: The Roads by David Kennedy

[»»] Daniel Borzutzky: Immanent Visitor: Selected Poems of Jaime Saenz, translated by Kent Johnson and Forrest Gander

[»»] Kerry Brown: A Tragic Honesty: The Life and Works of Richard Yates, by Blake Bailey

[»»] Colin Browne: ‘Shadowtime’, Composer: Brian Ferneyhough; Librettist: Charles Bernstein; North American premiere: Lincoln Center Festival 2005, July 21 and 22, 2005; Shadowtime, by Charles Bernstein: Green Integer Books

[»»] Sophie Calle and Grégoire Bouillier: Questionnaire, translated by Bill Berkson, answered by Harry Mathews, then by Andrei Codrescu

[»»] Cyrus Console: The Lichtenberg Figures, by Ben Lerner

[»»] Stuart Cooke: Music — Prose and Poems by Martin Harrison

[»»] Jon Curley: Uncertain Poetries — Selected Essays on Poets, Poetry and Poetics, by Michael Heller

[»»] Jim Feast: Poems From the Prison Diary of Ho Chi Minh, translated by Steve Bradbury

[»»] Adam Fieled: Wordsworth @ McDonald’s

[»»] Thomas Fink: Incessant Seeds, by Sheila E. Murphy

[»»] Lyman Gilmore: William Bronk and Cid Corman

[»»] Noah Eli Gordon: Folding Ruler Star, by Aaron Kunin

[»»] Noah Eli Gordon reviews 23 recent American chapbooks

Barbara Guest

Barbara Guest, Sermoneta, Italy, 1968

[»»] Timothy Gray: ‘Fictions Dressed Like Water’: Aqueous Imagery in the Poetry of Barbara Guest (15,000 words)

[»»] T.Hibbard: Avenue Noir by Vernon Frazer

[»»] Brenda Hillman: Nathaniel Tarn’s Selected Poems 1950–2000

[»»] Piers Hugill: Shut Up Shut Down, by Mark Nowak with an afterword by Amiri Baraka

[»»] Paul Foster Johnson: Fourier Series, by Joshua Corey

[»»] Paul Kahn: three books by James Koller: Snows Gone By — New & Uncollected Poems — 1964-2002 / Looking For His Horses / Crows Talk To Him

[»»] Ben Lerner: Migration: New and Selected Poems by W.S Merwin

[»»] James Maynard: Precipitations — Contemporary American Poetry as Occult Practice, by Devin Johnston

[»»] Kim Minkus: American Standard/Canada Dry, by Stephen Cain

[»»] Jim O’Donoghue: Chronicles, Volume One by Bob Dylan, and Dylan’s Visions of Sin by Christopher Ricks

[»»] Richard Owens: Lyric Poetry After Auschwitz — Eleven Submissions to the War, by Kent Johnson

[»»] Liz Parsons: ode ode by Michael Farrell

[»»] Lance Phillips: Growing Still by Deborah Meadows

[»»] Chris Pusateri: To Tell the Lamp, by Lisa Lubasch

[»»] Larry Sawyer: The Vermont Notebook by John Ashbery and Joe Brainard

[»»] Laura Sims: Emptied of All Ships by Stacy Szymaszek

[»»] Madeline Tiger: Somehow (Poems) by Burt Kimmelman

[»»] Jim Wanless: The Compete Love Elegies of Sextus Propertius, translated by Vincent Katz

[»»] John Welch: Being There: the literary life in London

[»»] Laura Wright: The Bear River Massacre and the Making of History, by Kass Fleisher

Poems

[»»] Louis Armand: Croatoan

[»»] Aaron Belz: Three poems: Tim Burton Explodes / In Bed with Meryl Streep / Gary Cooper in the Intellectual Graveyard

[»»] Stephen Bett: For the Nine Guys

[»»] Bill Berkson: Exhibit A

[»»] Rachel Blau DuPlessis: Draft 66: Scroll

[»»] Tom Clark: All: for Robert Creeley (1926-2005)

[»»] Joshua Clover: Three poems: Triple Sonnet / Early Style / Whiteread Walk

[»»] Clayton Eshleman: Two poems: An Arsenal In Seattle / Monumental

[»»] Landis Everson: Woof

[»»] Annie Finch: Excerpt from The Encyclopedia of Scotland, Section 4: ‘Feeding the Admiral’s Pussycat’

[»»] Vincent Katz: Three poems: Psalm / The Regattas at Sainte-Adresse / Hell

[»»] Philip Hammial: Three poems: Grammar / France / Kamikaze

[»»] Lawrence Joseph: The Bronze-Green Gold-Green Foreground / On That Side / The Pattern-Parallel Map Or Graph

[»»] David Lehman: To You

[»»] Joel Lewis: Eight Poems From "Anhedonia"

[»»] Steve McOrmond: Happy Hour

[»»] Ange Mlinko: Two Poems: Femme Fatale Geography / Everything’s Carousing

[»»] Chus Pato: CHARENTON (excerpt), translated from the Galician by Erín Moure

[»»] Erín Moure: Extract from ‘The Fall’

[»»] Stephen Ratcliffe: Poems from HUMAN / NATURE

[»»] Peter Robinson: from Other Trespasses

[»»] Linda Russo: ‘I was a doctor...’ / perfecto fiesta / gender mark-down / It’s a boy and It’s a girl / “Photoillustration of Martha’s last laugh” and “post-attack” / ‘Here is love and peace’ / ‘My biggest problem’ / ‘don’t do or say that to that’

[»»] Lisa Samuels: Two poems: I’m not waiting for anything / Riddle of the covering cherub

[»»] Anamaría Crowe Serrano: Pitter patter

[»»] Peter Jay Shippy: Tristan & Isolde

[»»] Spencer Selby: Three poems: Patex Ont / Please Wireless / Original Veneer

[»»] Pete Spence: Heading...For a fall

[»»] Erik Sweet: Two poems: 8 Tender Buttons / Double a World

[»»] Rodrigo Toscano: Truax Inimical

[»»] César Vallejo: Two poems, translated by Clayton Eshleman: The Book Of Nature / Let the Millionaire Walk Naked

[»»] John Wilkinson: Crown of Nettles

[»»] Lewis Warsh: Reversible Destiny

Photo of Barbara Guest, Sermoneta, Italy, 1968, photographer unknown,
copyright © Barbara Guest 1968, 2000, 2005

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