Monthly Archives: March 2010

Protected: Paul

Posted on 26 March 2010 by

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Posted in family, health, personal

Let’s Call a Draft a Draft

Posted on 18 March 2010 by

As poets, many of us are skeptical of editors. They have the power to reject or accept our poems and even edit them, and what do they know? Those of us who are visual poets are even more skeptical. Will … Continue reading →

Posted in Contemporary Poetry, New Poetry, visual poetry | 7 Comments

Dickinson’s Music: Beyond “Amazing Grace”

Posted on 18 March 2010 by

When I was an undergrad taking graduate courses in the Poetics Program, one of the courses I missed out on was Susan Howe’s Emily Dickinson course (I later took her very interesting Wallace Stevens course).  I loved Howe’s work but … Continue reading →

Posted in Literature | 3 Comments

Se Mig

Posted on 9 March 2010 by

When I was in Sweden in 2004, I passed a movie theater playing the film Se Mig. With my rudimentary Swedish I translated this as “See Me” (the literal translation), although the English translation from the original French Film Comme … Continue reading →

Posted in Contemporary Poetry, gender, metablog | 5 Comments