Monthly Archives: December 2008

Two days of thoughts

Posted on 30 December 2008 by

Yesterday on the drive home I listened to Kafka’s The Castle (not a good audiobook– the recording is strange and it’s a dull book to listen to) and thought about: Loren – Emma – Charles – Kafka – Zukofsky – … Continue reading →

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Foursquare Vol. 3

Posted on 26 December 2008 by

Hey! Now that you have Christmas/Hanukkah money, go renew your Foursquare subscription! You’ll get 3.1 and 3.2 immediately and 3.3 is on its way (see the list of forthcoming authors/artists on the sidebar at the Foursquare blog).

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Protected: Impossibility is possibility.

Posted on 26 December 2008 by

There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.

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Merry Christmas!

Posted on 25 December 2008 by

Books I got for Christmas: Magdalena Zurawski’s The Bruise Salvador Plascencia’s The People of Paper Mark Z. Danielewski’s House of Leaves Joseph Cornell: Navigating the Imagination, Ed. Lynda Roscoe Hartigan (exhibit) I tend to buy poetry and theory on my … Continue reading →

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K. Lorraine Graham’s Foursquare Special Edition

Posted on 24 December 2008 by

Two visual poems by K. Lorraine Graham with cover art by Alixandra Bamford.  This is the last Foursquare SE of Volume 2, so Volume 2 subscribers will be receiving it shortly.  Overruns are for sale at Etsy if you’re not … Continue reading →

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Stating what should be obvious

Posted on 24 December 2008 by

Humbert Humbert is not a role model.

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What I thought about before breakfast

Posted on 22 December 2008 by

Depression • Vienna • canals • Charles • Susan • Felix • Derrida • Deleuze • Duras • feminism • sisterhood • Kate • Ron • Loren • Mom • Dad • Charlie • Zukofsky • Creeley • Venice • … Continue reading →

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What I thought about on the drive to Birmingham

Posted on 20 December 2008 by

A crush I had three years ago and how its reappearance might resolve • Car accidents and people I know who’ve died in them • Ric, Matt, Chris and Sunday’s reading • Charlie (my brother) • my cats • the … Continue reading →

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GO NYC Bus

Posted on 16 December 2008 by

In the past three days, I’ve had a lot of discussions with people about how to get to New York City from Buffalo. First, let me note that if you have the cash and buy in advance, plane tickets are … Continue reading →

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twntw excerpts

Posted on 13 December 2008 by

Here. (Order here.)

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Foursquare 3.2: Kundiman Edition

Posted on 13 December 2008 by

Foursquare 3.1 is sitting here in a pile waiting to be mailed, and while I procrastinated about going to The Dreaded Post Office (those of you who semi-bulk mail artsy things frequently know what a pain the P.O. can be), … Continue reading →

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The Weather Not The Weather

Posted on 11 December 2008 by

Yay! Outside Voices’s second book, Ric Royer’s The Weather Not The Weather, is here! I got the box of very pretty books today.  The design is by Justin Sirois, and the boy knows his way around a book cover.  It’s … Continue reading →

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In no particular order

Posted on 4 December 2008 by

Top 20 Favorite Dead Poets Shelley – C Rossetti – Shakespeare – EB Browning – S Crane – Dickinson – Wordsworth – Milton – Stevens – Zukofsky – Eliot – Creeley – Eigner – Stein – Williams – Rukeyser – … Continue reading →

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TWNTW Blurb

Posted on 1 December 2008 by

“the weather not the weather refuses the codex’s conventions—words tumble across pages as mesmerizing choreography exploding white space into rhythmic momentum of textual constellations accumulating, poem pushing into poem to create enjambed performance of perspectives, distance, landscapes, time. ‘Even the … Continue reading →

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