Monday, December 07, 2009
BASIL KING AT PENNSOUND
Pennsound has instituted a page for Basil King! You are invited to visit it at http://writing.upenn.edu/pennsound/x/King-Basil.php.
Pennsound has instituted a page for Basil King! You are invited to visit it at http://writing.upenn.edu/pennsound/x/King-Basil.php.
Wednesday, December 02, 2009
ON BEST AMERICAN POETRY BLOG!
Excerpts from the long poem "237 More Reasons To Have Sex" by Denise Duhamel and Sandy McIntosh will be featured on the Best American Poetry blog beginning Sunday, December 6th for two weeks. You can go HERE to enjoy!
Excerpts from the long poem "237 More Reasons To Have Sex" by Denise Duhamel and Sandy McIntosh will be featured on the Best American Poetry blog beginning Sunday, December 6th for two weeks. You can go HERE to enjoy!
Monday, November 23, 2009
MARSH HAWK REVIEW IS FRESH!
You are invited to peruse:
Marsh Hawk Review, Fall/Winter 2009-10
Edited by Daniel Morris
Featuring:
Chris Alexander
Steve Fellner
Norman Finkelstein
Barry Goldensohn
Lorrie Goldensohn
Francisco Guevara
Jamey Hecht
Paolo Javier
Daniel Morris
Karin Randolph
Michael Rerick
Daniel R. Schwarz
Eileen R. Tabios
Rosalynde Vas Dias
Harriet Zinnes
An Interview with Jaap Van Der Bent
You are invited to peruse:
Marsh Hawk Review, Fall/Winter 2009-10
Edited by Daniel Morris
Featuring:
Chris Alexander
Steve Fellner
Norman Finkelstein
Barry Goldensohn
Lorrie Goldensohn
Francisco Guevara
Jamey Hecht
Paolo Javier
Daniel Morris
Karin Randolph
Michael Rerick
Daniel R. Schwarz
Eileen R. Tabios
Rosalynde Vas Dias
Harriet Zinnes
An Interview with Jaap Van Der Bent
Monday, November 09, 2009
DENISE DUHAMEL WORKSHOP
Denise Duhamel, a member of the Marsh Hawk Press Artistic Advisory Board, will teach a workshop the day before her feature at louderARTS. Here is info:
Workshop description:
MEMORY AND DESIRE: This generative workshop will focus on writing exercises and prompts that focus on obsessions and the poetic forms they can take.
Bonus prompt: Write a poem in a non-literary form—a recipe, instructions, a drug advertisement's fine print, etc. See Denise's essay on the topic.
Cost: $50
Limit: 20 people
Venue
Venue: Urban Word Offices
Street: 242 West 27th Street, Suite 3A
ZIP: 10001
City: New York
State: NY
Denise Duhamel, a member of the Marsh Hawk Press Artistic Advisory Board, will teach a workshop the day before her feature at louderARTS. Here is info:
Workshop description:
MEMORY AND DESIRE: This generative workshop will focus on writing exercises and prompts that focus on obsessions and the poetic forms they can take.
Bonus prompt: Write a poem in a non-literary form—a recipe, instructions, a drug advertisement's fine print, etc. See Denise's essay on the topic.
Cost: $50
Limit: 20 people
Venue
Venue: Urban Word Offices
Street: 242 West 27th Street, Suite 3A
ZIP: 10001
City: New York
State: NY
Sunday, November 08, 2009
ON PAUL PINES
Louis Proyect offers a wonderful read of Paul Pines' Last Call at the Tin Palace as a result of the recent Marsh Hawk Press Fall Books launch reading. Click on excerpt below for whole thing:
Louis Proyect offers a wonderful read of Paul Pines' Last Call at the Tin Palace as a result of the recent Marsh Hawk Press Fall Books launch reading. Click on excerpt below for whole thing:
At the risk of using a cliché, I would describe Paul Pines as the ultimate writer’s writer. Despite what might be seen as a modest output in terms of quantity, the quality is always superlative.
Wednesday, November 04, 2009
HARRIET ZINNES READING
Harriet Zinnes will be reading during the Poets Fest of Queens College on Thursday, November l9, 2009. The reading will take place at the college library, 5th Floor, between 3 to 5 p. m.
Harriet Zinnes will be reading during the Poets Fest of Queens College on Thursday, November l9, 2009. The reading will take place at the college library, 5th Floor, between 3 to 5 p. m.
Monday, October 26, 2009
PATRICIA CARLIN RECEIVES REVIEW
of Quantum Jitters in News Blaze. Click on excerpt below for entire review by Djelloul (Del) Marbrook:
Congratulations, Patricia!
of Quantum Jitters in News Blaze. Click on excerpt below for entire review by Djelloul (Del) Marbrook:
"...as magisterial as Carlin. Her intimacy with 20th Century modernism emerges in her poems the way Robert Motherwell's paintings broke upon the mid-century, fully conceived, sure-handed and profoundly intellectual."
Congratulations, Patricia!
