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Books Available Online
- Complications from Standing in a Circle
- Dead Carnival
- Felonies of Illusion
- Haze: Essays, Poems, Prose
- Nothing Happened and Besides I Wasn't There
- Sonnets of a Penny-A-Liner
- Telling It Slant: Avant Garde Poetics of the 1990s (edited with Steven Marks)
- Temporary Worker Rides A Subway
- The Big Lie
- The Quarry and The Lot
- Walking Dreams
My Blog List
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V. PUTIN, IN SPORTS BRA, ENVISIONS WAR. - V. Putin fastens a Cold War, Soviet-style sports bra: straps like umbrella handles, indifferent material akin to upholstery, a clasp that pinches his up...2 days ago
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27.2 - *To consider it, is to drink it spiritually. *Why is spirit fluid, whenwe are not? If wine is spirit, is not water, too? Why our constant need for transfo...5 days ago
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New work in Talisman #43 - So pleased to have work in the new Talisman “Occupations” issue–a poem, “You were born,” written in homage to Juliana Spahr, Joshua Clover and Chris Nealon...1 week ago
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Some quotes from "100 Essays I Don't Have Time to Write" - I read this excellent book the other night, by playwright Sarah Ruhl. I love books like this that are divided into lots of thoughtful little chunks or es...3 weeks ago
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False Construction (found poem) - From Noah Webster’s Grammatical Institute of the English Language … Part Second. Containing a Plain and Comprehensive Grammar (1800): False Construction Th...4 weeks ago
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Do We Live in an "Atemporal" Time? Thoughts on a Poem by William Bronk - William Bronk's poem about changelessness is oddly relevant for a time like ours, supposedly marked by rapid transformation.4 weeks ago
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2014: My Blog in Review - The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2014 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: A San Francisco cable car holds 60 people. This blog...4 weeks ago
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Happy 2015: Year of the Green Wooden Sheep - Happy New Year! May it be as predicted: more stable, more familial, and more hopeful as people come together socially and politically to re-frame the futur...4 weeks ago
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Barbar-ga-gauche - To dance around in the kitchen to a song sung in harmony by two men in the 1950s while two cats look at you, after Auschwitz is barbaric. To pick up a cat...2 months ago
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¡¡¡¡¡¡¡ Viva Lamantia !!!!!!! - *Philip’s Poetic Prophecy for* *San Francisco! * Yes, Happy Lamantia Day, a celebration on the birth date (October 23, 1927) of the late great poet Phil...3 months ago
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OVERBOARD: Resurrection! - Hooray! Huzzah! Overboard is back in print thanks to Antonia Pinter & Patricia No at Publication Studio Portland. Gorgeous cover art by Colter Jacobsen. ...10 months ago
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Emergent Forms: Coolidge, Bernheimer, Downing - *Emergent Forms: A 21st-Century Reading Series * presents three poets *CLARK COOLIDGE* author of *A Book Beginning What and Ending Away* *ALAN BERNHEIMER...11 months ago
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Hip Hop Christmas: a Poem - The boy lay in the manger His name was Danger No, his name was Danger C. -- He had a little Pee Pee And was cranky He didn't turn up-- from no hanky pan...1 year ago
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Agitprop Reading Series: Brian Blanchfield & Mark Wallace on Saturday Dec. 7th - Dear Friends, We invite you to the fourth reading of our 6th season of the Agitprop Reading Series on Saturday, December 7th with two exciting readers: Bri...1 year ago
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New Video - This past week, I showed a new video piece at the &Now Festival of Innovate Writing in Boulder, CO, at a panel with some of my favorite writers/friends. Th...1 year ago
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Joint venture construction - In business, owners would often get familiar with each other especially when they are in the same line of business or trade. Many of them will be members of...1 year ago
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Field Report on The Next Big Thing - Thank you Steven Karl and Christopher Kondrich for tagging me for The NEXT BIG THING. Here's the interview with myself. What is the working title of the bo...1 year ago
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The Next Big Thing: Divya Victor - *What is the working title of the book?* *Things To Do With Your Mouth* is the title. Les Figues is the publisher. *Who or what inspired you to write...1 year ago
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Hey! Update your links!! - Lemon Hound has a whole new life...see Volume 2 and keep checking back: more content added weekly. VOLUME 2* SAY DEMOCRATIC POETRY FOR ME POETRY Jonathan ...2 years ago
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Laura Mullen's "The Veil" - I wrote a post about Laura Mullen's video poem, "The Veil" on Montevidayo. Find it here.2 years ago
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To Infinity with Penny Lanese - Penny Lanese and I both work at Cal State San Marcos, and actually live just down the street from each other, but it wasn’t until our involvement in the lo...2 years ago
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I Got Nudged Out of a Writing Group - *Schizophrenics* the people I know with schizophrenia are a far cry from “schizos”— the stereotypical guy drooling in his beard who takes a break from ...3 years ago
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Charles Bernstein Web Log - *"Web Log" has moved you will be redirected to new site in 15 seconds * * Update your bookmarks, RSS and email subs: *New "web log" posts will be at *J...3 years ago
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Blogs I Read
- 3 by 3 by 3
- Adam Deutsch
- Adam Fieled
- Agitprop Reading Series
- Aldon Nielsen
- Alli Warren
- Allison Cobb
- Altered Scale (Jeff Hansen)
- Amy King
- Andrew Shields
- Anne Bogle
- Anne Boyer
- Anne Boyer's review blog
- Asemic Writing: The New Post-Literate
- Barbara Henning
- Beer Yogi
- Ben Friedlander (Poetry in the Age of Whitman and Dickinson)
- Brandon Brown
- Brandon Reynolds
- Brian Kim Stefans
- Buck Downs
- Carol Novack
- Catherine Daly
- Charles Bernstein
- Clive Thompson
- Cooper Dillon Books (Press Press Press)
- Craig Perez
- Dale Smith
- Daniel Gutstein
- Danielle Pafunda
- Dawn Kresan
- Debra Di Blasi
- Denise Crlenjak
- Detectives Beyond Borders
- Dodie Bellamy
- Doug Belcher
- Doug Lang's Art Blog
- Doug Lang's DC poetry blog
- Doug Lang's Film Blog
- Douglas Messerli Project for Innovative Poetry Blog
- Elisa Gabbert
- Erica N. Johnson
- Experimental Fiction and Poetry (Jeff Hansen)
- Farrah Field
- Gary Sullivan
- Green Integer
- Harriet (The Poetry Foundation)
- Ian Keenan
- International Exchange for Poetic Invention
- Jane Sim
- Jazz Lives
- Jerome Rothenberg
- Jerome Sala
- Jessica Smith
- Johannes Goransson
- John Gallaher
- Jolie Harsch
- Jonathan Mayhew
- Joseph Mosconi
- Juliana Spahr
- Justin Sirois
- K. Lorraine Graham
- K. Silem Mohammad
- Kate Durbin
- Kate Zambreno
- Kristin Prevallet
- Laura Moriarty
- Lemon Hound
- Les Figues Press blog
- Lindsey Boldt
- Linh Dinh
- Lorraine Graham
- Mark Lamoureux
- Mark Scroggins
- Martin Seay
- Maureen Thorson
- Maurice Burford
- Michael Kelleher
- Michelle Detorie
- Mira Nillson
- Montevidayo
- Nada Gordon
- New Post-literate (Asemic Writing)
- Nicholas Manning
- Nick Piombino
- Now What:: Alternative Prose
- Omnidawn Publishing
- Paul Hoover
- Philly Sound
- Plumbline School
- Poetic Research Bureau
- Rachel Defay-Liautard
- Recalcitrant Scrivener
- Robert Mittenthal
- Rock Town Hall
- Rod Smith
- Rodney Koeneke
- Ron Silliman
- Ron Slate
- Ross Brighton
- Ryan Walker
- Sandra Guerreiro
- Sandra Simonds
- Selah Saterstrom
- Shanna Compton
- Shawna Secor
- Stan Apps
- Starcherone Books
- Stephanie Young
- Stephen McLaughlin
- Steve Evans
- Steven Fama
- Structure and Surprise (Michael Theune)
- Susan Schultz
- Susana Gardner
- Tolerance Project
- Tom La Farge
- Tom Orange music blog
- Versal
- William R. Howe
Literature Sites
- Archive of the Now
- Artist's Books Online
- Blaze Vox Books
- DC Poetry
- Eclipse (University of Utah)
- Electronic Literature Collection Vol. 1
- Electronic Literature Collection Vol. 2
- Electronic Poetry Center (University of Buffalo)
- Galatea Resurrects
- Jacket 2
- Jacket Magazine
- LA - Lit
- nonsite collective
- Penn Sound
- Poetry Writing Experiments
- Rain Taxi Review of Books
- Scantily Clad Press
- St. Mark's Poetry Project
- The Poetic Front
- Ubu Web
- Vugg Books (asemic writing)
- Writing Experiment
2 comments:
Man, hope and despair are sometimes the only moves I've got!
I think I learned how to follow that advice about a month ago. not the every day. almost every day, sometimes. but the lack of hope and despair. I will experiment with hope again in the future, tho, and perhaps also with despair.
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