Jacket 21 — February 2003 — Contents page
Denby — Wieners — Ira Cohen — Baja California
Edwin Denby in Venice
Feature: Edwin Denby, 1903–1983
Edited by Karlien van den Beukel
Rudy Burckhardt: ‘And then I met Edwin...’: Rudy Burckhardt talks to Simon Pettet
Yvonne Jacquette Burckhardt: Edwin Denby
Jacob Burckhardt: Martens Bar (with photo of Martens Bar and MP3 audio file of Edwin Denby reading ‘Disorder, mental, strikes, me; I’)
‘The Cinema of Looking’: Rudy Burckhardt and Edwin Denby in conversation with Joe Giordano
Lynne Hjelmgaard: Ten poems
Vincent Katz: Poem: Edwin Sitting
Nicole Mauro: Ode: To Edwin Denby
Alice Notley: Intersections with Edwin's Lines
Simon Pettet: poem: ‘Fortunate proximity of lives...’
Noel Sheridan: Remembering Edwin Denby
Karlein van den Beukel, Rotterdam, 2005, photo by John Tranter
Simon Smith and Ron Padgett: A conversation about Edwin Denby
Brian Kim Stefans: poem: A california submerged
Anne Waldman interviews Edwin Denby, 1981
Edwin Denby interviews artist Neil Welliver
Audio links: Edwin Denby reads five of his poems
Vincent Katz’s site curated for the New York Studio School on
‘Rudy Burckhardt’s Maine’ contains eight sonnets by Edwin Denby: ‘The sonnets he wrote later in life, in Maine, where he spent summers with Burckhardt’s family, show his characteristic compression and opacity taken to new extremes.’ [This link
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Feature: 
Across the Line / Al otro lado
The Poetry of Baja California
edited by Harry Polkinhorn and Mark Weiss
with an Introduction by Mark Weiss, and including poems by:
Raúl Antonio Cota
Francisco Morales
Estela Alicia López Lomas
Raúl Jesús Rincón Meza
Víctor Soto Ferrel
Luis Cortés Bargalló
Javier Manríquez
Roberto Castillo Udiarte
Edmundo Lizardi
Rosina Conde
Gilberto Zúñiga
Gabriel Trujillo Muñoz
Elizabeth Algrávez
Carlos Adolfo Gutiérrez Vidal
Heriberto Yépez
Juan Reyna
Dante Salgado
John Wieners, 1934–2002
Pamela Petro: The Hipster of Joy Street
Jack Kimball: John and the Four Dunn(e)s
John Wilkinson: Ladders
John Wilkinson: Chamber Attitudes [added in March 2005]
Novel: Swinging London, 1966
Tom Clark’s novel Who is Sylvia? Chapters one, three and four
Interviews
Tom Clark interviewed by Beat Scene editor Kevin Ring
Michael Leddy interviews Stanley Lombardo, Professor of Classics at the University of Kansas in Lawrence, Kansas, translator of Homer’s Iliad (recipient of the Byron Caldwell Book Award) and Odyssey, Hesiod’s Works and Days and Theogeny (National Translation Center Award), and Poems and Fragments of Sappho.
Stanley Lombardo: Translations from the Greek:
Odyssey 23.156–253
Iliad 19.379–end
Sappho
Rachel Loden interviewed by Kent Johnson
Kenneth Goldsmith in conversation with Marjorie Perloff
John Tranter
The United States Poet Laureate — some background, with an adumbration of a brace of Controversies, and a list of the Consultants in Poetry from 1937 to 2002.
Ira Cohen
Nina Zivancevic reviews Poems from the Akashic Record
Ira Cohen interviewed by Nina Zivancevic
Reviews
Jane Augustine: Lorine Niedecker: Collected Works, edited by Jenny Penberthy
Stephanie Baker: Bread & Fish by Mark Terrill
Tom Clark: ‘Double Take: Creeley’s New Poems’
Tom Devaney: Chinese Whispers, by John Ashbery
Patrick F. Durgin: Page, by Hannah Weiner
Chris Emery: Noctivagations, by Geraldine Monk
Noah E. Gordon reviews Hocquard and Gevirtz
Brian Henry: Anthem by Jean Donnelly
Tom Hibbard: The Makeshift, by Ethan Paquin
Geraldine McKenzie: Days, by Hank Lazer
Jane Sprague: Miniatures and Other Poems, by Barbara Guest
Jane Sprague: The Vertical Interrogation of Strangers, by Bhanu Kapil Rider
Nathaniel Tarn: Castaways of the Image Planet, by Geoffrey O'Brien
Harriet Zinnes: Chinese Whispers, by John Ashbery
Collaboration
Tom Clark and Anne Waldman: Zombie Dawn
David Lehman
The Murder Mystery, Film Noir, and Poetry
Poems and Prose
Tom Clark, thirteen poems
Patrick F. Durgin, Four poems
michael farrell, Two poems
Kevin Gallagher, Two poems
Stanley Lombardo, from the Greek
M. F. McAuliffe, Workroom
Ben Mazer, Four poems
Deborah Meadows, from ‘The Theory of Subjectivity in Moby-Dick‘
Sheila E Murphy and Douglas Barbour, Continuations 30
Sam Sampson, Hearsay
Tom Savage, Four poems
Peter Riley, Second Sett
Bob Slaymaker and Joe Sorge, Beginning Poets
Chris Tysh, Two poems
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