Reefer Madness
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Roy MacSkimming referred to publishing as “the perilous trade,” but it
becomes even more perilous when what you’re trading is tens of thousands of
dollars’...
Segue Intros Spring 2012
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2/4 Peter Gizzi
It has been a sorrowful weekfor poetry, but I am determined that in this
introduction to Peter Gizzi, whohas known in recent times his sha...
Poem by Todd Swift for World Poetry Day
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*The Ailment*
What got there, got there
Then it stayed. *Like glue*
A doctor implied. *Like prayer*
Argued another clad like a father
Black as g...
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We were a week into our first-year anthropology course when our professor
gave us our first example of something that was happening now, not 10,000
years a...
Review: Under the Poppy
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Read 2/14/12 - 3/7/12
4 Stars - Strongly Recommended to readers who don't get their panties in a
bunch over a few bawdy puppets
Pgs: 360
Publisher: *Small...
Dine and Drink where Man Men partied
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I’d say Mad Men counts as literary. The characters, script and plotlines
are addictive. Add mesmerizing style and ambiance, and you have one of the
best s...
Reviews in print
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Just got my contributor's copy of Arc 67, in which you can find my brief review of D.G. Jones' retrospective volume The Stream Exposed with all its Stones. A...
Hunter Kennedy
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Four pages from the new issue of *The Minus Times*.
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The Minus Times Collected: Twenty Years / Thirty Issues (1992–2012) will ...
12 or 20 questions (second series) with Alex Leslie
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*Alex Leslie* writes fiction. Her chapbook of microfictions *20 Objects For
The New World* was published by Nomados (2011) and her book of stories *People ...
1 Second a Day
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1 Second Everyday - Age 30 from Cesar Kuriyama on Vimeo.
Fabulous. I love this video.When I teach introduction to poetry I assign my students the task of wr...
Keep Away from People Who Belittle Your Ambitions
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*Keep away from people who try to belittle your ambitions. Small people
always do that, but the really great make you feel that you, too, can
become grea...
Among Others by Jo Walton
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Jo Walton’s Among Others begins with a story that is already over. Twin
sisters in South Wales who can see and communicate with fairies were
brought to bat...
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*Congratulations to the following Lambda Literary Award Poetry Finalists
for creating what are undoubtedly special books! *
*Dear Prudence: New and Selec...
Haiku Horoscopes 004
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by Jonathan Ball, Registered Fraud Aries (March 21 – April 19) Nobody likes
a Guy who steals their car for fun Start to wear a mask Taurus (April 20 –
May ...
Spring Things To Do
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This spring I will forsake all donations in the form of soft compliments.
Those that I have received already I will convert into hard currency. I
will be m...
Russell Wangersky & the Pros/Cons of Realism
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Mark Anthony Jarman has a review of Russell Wangersky's new short story
collection, Whirl Away (Thomas Allen, 2012), in today's Globe & Mail.
It's a fine r...
Poetry Round Up, Winter/Spring 2012, Part I
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A quick spotlight on new poetry collections you may have missed this past season!
Rose McLarney, The Always Broken Plates of Mountains, Four Way Books
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Imitatio is the best form of...
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In a post not long ago, I categorized Kenneth Goldsmith as a "Son of Ben."
After all, as I said, it was Ben Jonson who
... introduced the word "plagi...
Life Stories #3: Rachel Shukert & Rev Jen
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This episode of Life Stories, my podcast series of interviews with memoir
writers about their lives and the art of memoir, was recorded in front of a
live ...
Reading in Calgary
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I’ve just confirmed that I will be reading as part of the launch of filling
Station #52 at Shelf Life Books (100, 1302 – 4th Street SW) March 23rd at
7:00p...
Threshold Songs
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One of the great pleasures of editing the Constant Critic is that my fellow
critics consistently bother me with what they say in their
reviews—providing th...
Danielle Cadena Deulen
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Danielle Cadena Deulen is a poet and essayist. She is the author *Lovely
Asunder*, winner of the Miller Williams Arkansas Poetry Prize (University
of Arkan...
Retail 2012: Mansfield Press
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Something of a consistent source of surprise, the little press that is
based in Toronto, but does its poetry from Cobourg. The list this season is
decidly ...
The New Blogging Poet Aggregated
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This account will expire in 8 days so I'm allowing most of what's here to
disappear from the Internet forever but some of my works can be found at BloggingP...
The U.S.-based James Beard Foundation has announced the shortlist for its
2012 book awards, and two popular Canadian cookbooks have made the cut. The
Art o...
In Sarah Manguso’s memoir *The Two Kinds of Decay* (Farrar, Straus and
Giroux, 2008), the author writes, “suffering, however much and whatever
type, shri...
drafthorse is a biannual (Feb/July) online publication of fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, visual narrative, and other media art.Editor Denton Loving, a...
You know the old joke. A man walks into a bar… In Kate Reuther’s
hilariously grim short story the man walks into the bar over and over
again. He walks in...
China covers a vast territory, and is far more ethnically and culturally
diverse than many outsiders assume. Chris Livaccari, Director of Education
and C...
The books our critics are reviewing this week, your suggestions of topics
we should cover and authors we should be talking about
Welcome to this week's b...
*Threshold Songs* by Peter Gizzi. Wesleyan University Press, $22.95.
*Reviewed by Thomas Fink*
In the aptly titled *Threshold Songs*, Peter Gizzi´s fifth ...
By: Kathleen Gallagher Medium: Old postcard, leather strips, bathroom
grouting and paint for clay (sinopia), plastic flowers, pictures of Madonna
from ma...
*THE SURPLUS MAN*
I am the one who has not been killed yet
at war, by earthquake or street accident.
What shall I do
with these years that wave before me
...
The Nanopedia Quick-Reference Pocket Lexicon of Contemporary American
Culture by Charles Jensen (MiPOESIAS Chapbook Series)
The World Will Deny It for You ...
Here in the office, we want our Descant friends and family to have fun!
That’s why we’ve spent so many sunny Spring days cooped up indoors to put
together ...
Some of you might just now be getting out of the AWP fog/detox and I can
hardly blame you for the fun you've had. I about lost my mind on the way
home as i...
Come and join us for the launch reading of the new issue of Magma on Monday
5th March at The Troubadour, Earl’s Court, London, as part of the Coffee
House ...
1913 Press is excited to be launching a brand new collaborative
book--"Conversities" by Dan Beachy-Quick & Srikanth Reddy--at AWP this
week. Please join us...
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