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PoemTalk (episodes 1-41): hold your breath and gag (PoemTalk #6)

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A podcast series sponsored by. The Kelly Writers House. Hold your breath and gag (PoemTalk #6). LISTEN TO THE SHOW. It's easy to imagine that when Tracie Morris. The performer and musical poet) and Kenny Goldsmith. Proponent of uncreative writing. Joined me and Joshua Schuster. As PoemTalkers there would be some noise, pure noise, and indeed there was. So why not go all the way and make our poem a sound poem: Jaap Blonk. S insistently sounded performance of the phrase that is the title of a book. I am a ...

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PoemTalk (episodes 1-41): no place for little lyric (PoemTalk #2)

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A podcast series sponsored by. The Kelly Writers House. No place for little lyric (PoemTalk #2). LISTEN TO THE SHOW. When Adrienne Rich wrote the poem "Wait" she and many Americans and others were awaiting the start of what seemed an inevitable war in Iraq, in March 2003. The PoemTalk crew - Jessica Lowenthal, Linh Dinh, Randall Couch. And your convener-host Al Filreis - couldn't wait (as it were) to get going on this terrestrial poem. Is it a personal is political. Is it a make love, not war. If so, the...

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PoemTalk (episodes 1-41): don't know how to say (PoemTalk #3)

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A podcast series sponsored by. The Kelly Writers House. Don't know how to say (PoemTalk #3). LISTEN TO THE SHOW. Joined this time by Rachel Blau DuPlessis. The PoemTalkers wasted no time grappling with George Oppen. S grappling with the real. The rock of the island he's visiting - its locatedness to be cherished - "outlived the classicists." Is this anti-academic? Geo-positioning" seemed to be the word of the day. Once in the great houses—. Where he was born. We saw the old farmhouse. Where the ferry runs.

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PoemTalk (episodes 1-41): a positive review

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A podcast series sponsored by. The Kelly Writers House. Lillian Dunn has written appreciatively about PoemTalk. Here. Is the link to the whole article, and here is the relevant text:. Poets, with all their feathery pens and solitude, might not strike you as a particularly tech-savvy group. But Al Filreis, poet-in-chief at UPenn’s Kelly Writers House, just laughed out loud at me when I suggested as such. What about Flarf – a whole new genre Google search poems? I must say, this review is great, among the ...

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PoemTalk (episodes 1-41): after the night years (PoemTalk #39)

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A podcast series sponsored by. The Kelly Writers House. After the night years (PoemTalk #39). LISTEN TO THE SHOW. On PennSound's Etheridge Knight page. Is Knight's poem a rejoinder or counterargument to Brooks' "Truth" in any sense? There is no easy answer to this question. For this episode of PoemTalk Al Filreis. It seems that it did not (although the poem itself is our only evidence otherwise). Who comes? Evil, danger, etc.) comes. (The way Knight emphasizes the repeated " MAL. The sun came, Miss Brooks.

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PoemTalk (episodes 1-41): broken pieces (PoemTalk #1)

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A podcast series sponsored by. The Kelly Writers House. Broken pieces (PoemTalk #1). LISTEN TO THE SHOW. Can such a brief bit of writing - William Carlos Williams's "Between Walls" - be a "campaign poem," as host Al Filreis at one point in PoemTalk #1 suggests? Saigon-born poet Linh Dinh ( Jam Alerts. Insists that it is a garbage poem and prefers not to claim for it such large literary-political territory. Williams is "flirting" with the poetic, but never quite gets there. Teacher, editor, poet. So far a...

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PoemTalk (episodes 1-41): grease is the word (PoemTalk #8)

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A podcast series sponsored by. The Kelly Writers House. Grease is the word (PoemTalk #8). LISTEN TO THE SHOW. This time the PoemTalkers were Ron Silliman. And our poem was Rae Armantrout's "The Way." Charles had already spoken with Rae about this poem briefly. In the Close Listening. Does she "come upon" these trees, this wood, each time diving into the wreck of each new now-nonnarrative venture? The most relevant of such ventures being.this poem itself? Who is lost in it? Grease is the way I am feeling.

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Point of View Productions Updates

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News and Updates from Point of View Productions, Film and Television Production Company based in Auckland New Zealand. Point of View Updates. Point of View Productions has two new documentaries in production. An in-depth profile documentary on scientist Sir Paul Callaghan and a film about NZ artist and photographer Peter Peryer. Free Theatre documentary is completed and scheduled to premiere at 2017 festivals. Shirley Horrocks has been filming the company for several years now as part of a documentry abo...

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brief: Issue 29 (March 2004): more fun than you've ever seen

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LISTINGS and STATISTICS FOR THE MAGAZINE FORMERLY KNOWN AS A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE WHOLE WORLD/ ABDOTWW / DESCRIPTION / ABDOTWW / AB.WW / BRIEF. &c. Issue 29 (March 2004):. More fun than you've ever seen. Cover design: James Fryer]. Number 29 - more fun than you've ever seen (March 2004):. John Macnamara / portrait of the artist threatened by his breakfast / front cover. John Macnamara / The Marquis de Blok-ma exhibits at the Salon Merde / inside front cover. May Iremonger / Whaha mana hinanga / 5.