STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN ~

 

NINA SIMONE'S GUM ~

 

R E A D     M E

CORAL BRACHO ~

 

( Intuitions )

The last thing that holds you up

against the collapse of memory,

the last thing that breaks and unspools her,

is the search

for meaning; to recognize yourself,

and your avid, intimate alliance

with the species;

to apprehend and imagine what another feels; to follow the intonations

of language; to name

and conceive of abstractions: love,

injustice; and still to enjoy the beauty,

the music.

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It Must Be A Misunderstanding

translated by Forrest Gander

New Directions, 2022

BOB ARNOLD'S FULL OF DAYS ~

 

Full of Days

a new book of poems 

by Bob Arnold

in four sheaves

[ 80 poems ]

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You know Bob getting your fold-outs in the mail is like finding a golden whistle at the bottom of a box of Crackerjacks. No plastic shit -- something solid and worth hanging onto. Thanks very much. As always, poems you can sink your teeth into.

F I N N     W I L C O X

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OLGA RAVN ~

 

R E A D     M E

New Directions

2022

CORMAC McCARTHY ( NEW INTERVEW ) ~

 

Knopf, 2022

BILL MONROE TAKES OVER ~

 

JEAN COCTEAU ~

 

R E A D       M E

New Directions, 2022

BUDDY MOSS, LIVE 1977 ~

 

JOHN LENNON / PLASTIC ONO BAND ~

 

J O H N    L E N N O N

JOHN LENNON ~

 

Life is what happens

when you're busy

making other plans

J O H N    L E N N O N

BEAR'S SONIC JOURNALS: ALI AKBAR KHAN (1970) ~

 

May 29, 1970

San Francisco

M O R E

BRIAN ENO~

 

TOMAZ SALAMUN /JOSHUA BECKMAN ~

 

I'm usually

somehow shy

about reading

my young

poems

because they don't

go with this

body anymore

it was '64

so probably I was twenty-three

or maybe twenty-two

I don't remember

no I started one in '63

so I was twenty-four

or twenty-three

p. 3

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from TOMAZ

Beckman / Salamun

Wave Books, 2021

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• The author of more than forty poetry collections, with more than a dozen in English translation, Slovenian poet Tomaž Šalamun (July 4, 1941–December 27, 2014) is considered to be one of the most prominent poets of the Eastern European avant-garde. He published his first collection, Poker, in 1966 at the age of twenty-five. Early in his career, he edited the literary magazine Perspektive, for which he was briefly jailed on political charges. He later studied Art History at the University of Ljubljana before attending the University of Iowa and then becoming a Fulbright Fellow at Columbia University. After, he was invited to exhibit his work at the Museum of Modern Art in 1970, Šalamun lived for periods of time in the United States, working as the Slovenian Cultural Attaché in the 1990s and later teaching at a number of American universities, including the University of Pittsburgh, the University of Massachusetts, and the University of Alabama. Celebrated through many accolades, he was the recipient of the prestigious Jenko Prize and Slovenia’s Prešeren and Mladost Prizes. Šalamun passed away on December 27, 2014, in Ljubljana. 

  
  

  

  
  

  
  

IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF THOREAU ~

 

R E A D      M E

Tin House, 2022

HANS MAGNUS ENZENSBERGER ~

 

E N Z E N S B E R G E R

1929 ~ 2022

HAPPY BIRTHDAY JEAN-LUC GODARD ~

 

Jean-Luc Godard

December 3, 1930

PARIS

ALMA W.THOMAS ~

 

Red Abstraction

1959

oil on canvas

ALMA THOMAS

"RED ABSTRACTION"

FERNANDA MELCHOR ~

 

F E R N A N D A      M E L C H O R

NEW! SAMUEL GREEN ~ A SWATCH OF LOVE POEMS ~

 

Samuel Green

A Swatch of Love Poems

   Longhouse, 2022

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New Poems

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& limited

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Samuel Green has lived off the grid on a small island in the San Juans for the past forty years. He & his wife, Sally, have been co-publishers of Brooding Heron Press since 1982, producing handbound letterpress editions of poetry from the log house shop & home they built themselves. Green served as Washington’s first official state poet laureate from 2007 through 2009. His many awards include poetry fellowships from the NEA & the Artist Trust, as well as an Honorary Doctorate from Seattle University. He has published more than a dozen poetry collections, the latest of which is Disturbing the Light (Carnegie Mellon University, 2020).