Thinking Again

Greatest Political Mucosa! - Donald J. Trustee ‏ Verified accuser Will be going to Wheat Virginia and Indiana today, TWO RALLIES! Don’t tell anyone (big security), but I will be bringin...

THE AFRICAN AMERICAN ORIGINS OF SQUARE DANCE CALLS CAN TEACH ALL AMERICANS A FEW THINGS ABOUT THE TRADITIONS WE SHARE. - A square dance in Minnesota (MNopedia) “No one will believe that I like country music,” writes James Alan McPherson, in the first sentence of his Pulitze...

Philip Lamantia Day -- 2018 - Love’s the thing in “The Talisman,” a four-stanza, nineteen line poem by Philip Lamantia. The poem was first published in 1969 and is of course include...

All dead - I wrote this new poem for/from Tommy Pico and Christine Blasey Ford You wrote give but I read grieve I grieve myself to every man I meet—all man eyes on al...

- Today in DC Sunday, September 30, 6PM Bridge Street Books 2814 Pennsylvania Ave NWWashington, DCReaders in addition to co-editors Silliman and Krick will i...

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Namaste with a Twist! Brew and Asana Book Publish Announcement - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Adrienne Rinaldi aka BeerSnobChick (602) 999-6145 adrienne@beersnobchick.com www.beersnobchick.com Namaste with a Twist! A Book Abo...

Why are we whispering? Thoughts on "Blade Runner 2049." - The low-talking in Blade Runner 2049 offers a clue to the film's meaning. Related Stories - How the Film "Arrival" Predicted the U.S. Election ...

The Year in Poetry, 2017 - A thanks to the poets whose work I got to hear in Portland in *2017*: *abreu*, manuel arturo *Armantrout*, Rae *Beispiel*, David *Brazil*, David *Brolaski...

Border Poetry - My 13th post at the Harriet Blog: [Artemio Rodriguez, linocut] In 2006, I spent two of the best months of my life in Marfa, Texas, thanks to a residency f...

Self-balanced in a mailed hand! - A postscript to the other day’s mention of a torn-up copy of Democratic Review found for a dollar… I focused on the editorial calling for a statue of Andre...

Welcome to my defunct blog - I don't post here anymore! For full bio and links to my writing, please visit my website at www.elisagabbert.com.

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The Joys of Linguistic Faux Pas - The other night at dinner at Beach Sucos, a regular spot, I was happy to be handed the menu in Portuguese rather than English, as I always relish being mis...

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. ...

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Truck: Susana Gardner!! Three Sonnets - * three sonnets...* click click click

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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 ...

Laura Mullen's "The Veil" - I wrote a post about Laura Mullen's video poem, "The Veil" on Montevidayo. Find it here.

H.D.'s "Helen" - Ron discusses H.D.'s short poem "Helen" today. It's interesting to hear the perspective of a poet coming across this piece for the first time, as he is; ...

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