more from the WeHo book fair:
Process / Daniel 13 is an LA press which is a collaboration between Feral House and Dilettante Press.
Daniel 13 is of course the Suzanna bathing sequence from the bible (or The Bible as the MLA would have it).
I have retitled this blog I started more than 10 years ago to indicate the contents are opinions. I have temporarily returned to the "web log" style here. I am not seeking to market (see lack of tags), nor to "vent."
10.12.2005
10.11.2005
working on a comp. memory poem, a blue lion submission, and a panel for @now
The Ig Nobel for literature went to the Nigerians who introduced millions of e-mail users to a "cast of rich characters … each of whom requires just a small amount of expense money so as to obtain access to the great wealth to which they are entitled."
thinking about kitty, still; Anne Carson review (she is still mining the same topics she started with!)
haven't read the anthology URBAN NATURE POETRY
Nature per se comes into my poems juxtaposed against / accidentally surviving built environments ("the city"), as gardens / landscaping / farms, or as machines in a wild environment (this mostly in the desert). But where nature really comes into my poems is as the weather, which is such an easy trope for emotion!
I came across a few days ago an old interview with Aleida Rodriguez that never got done; my questions were about gardens.
I would most likely look to early Whalen and Welch for this sort of thing
The Ig Nobel for literature went to the Nigerians who introduced millions of e-mail users to a "cast of rich characters … each of whom requires just a small amount of expense money so as to obtain access to the great wealth to which they are entitled."
thinking about kitty, still; Anne Carson review (she is still mining the same topics she started with!)
haven't read the anthology URBAN NATURE POETRY
Nature per se comes into my poems juxtaposed against / accidentally surviving built environments ("the city"), as gardens / landscaping / farms, or as machines in a wild environment (this mostly in the desert). But where nature really comes into my poems is as the weather, which is such an easy trope for emotion!
I came across a few days ago an old interview with Aleida Rodriguez that never got done; my questions were about gardens.
I would most likely look to early Whalen and Welch for this sort of thing
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