Jacket 30 — July 2006 Extra  — Contents page

Zukofsky — Chile — Flarf

Louis Zukofsky

Louis Zukofsky

Feature: Zukofsky

button Introduction by Michael Golston:
The Louis Zukofsky Centennial Conference
at Columbia University and Barnard College

button Charles Bernstein: Introduction to Louis Zukofsky: Selected Poems, American Poets Project of the Library of America (2006)

button Hélène Aji: Useless, Usable, Useful: Louis Zukofsky’s American Designs

button Bruce Andrews: What’s the Word: An Essay on Reading, for Louis Zukofsky’s Centennial, words from his «‘A’ 1 – 24» and «Complete Short Poetry»

button Rachel Blau DuPlessis: "A Test of Poetry" and Conviction

button Robert Fitterman: 1-800-FLOWERS: Inventory as poetry in Louis Zukofsky’s 80 Flowers,an essay in verse

button Benjamin Friedlander: FOR ZUKOFSKY/100

button Robert Grenier: A letter to Peter Quartermain

button Abigail Lang: The Remembering Words or «how zukofsky used words»

button Bob Perelman: Zukofsky at 100: Zukofsky as a Body of Work

button Peter Quartermain: Thinking with the Poem

button Jerome Rothenberg: Louis Zukofsky: A Reminiscence

button Steve Shoemaker: Modern Times: “Objectivist” Movies and Thinking Matter in Louis Zukofsky’s Poems of the Thirties, Or, The Behavior of Objects in the Gas Age

button Paul Stephens: Zukofsky, Aristotle, Objectivism, Biology

button Benoît Turquety: ‘ Our St. Matthew Passion:’ Louis Zukofsky & Film

button Tim Woods: Zukofsky at Columbia

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Feature: Chile

button Forrest Gander and Kent Johnson:
«Ni Pena ni Miedo:» A Sentimental Education in Chile

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Feature: The Romantic- Modern Lyric

link Dale Smith: «The Romantic-Modern Lyric»: Poetry for the Non-poet

link Chris Stroffolino reviews «The Romantic-Modern Lyric» by Dale Smith

link Dale Smith: A Measure of Poetry

Articles

button David J. Alworth: Robert Fitterman’s "Metropolis XXX" and the Politics of Appropriation

button Edmund Hardy: Grass Anti-Epic: Charles Reznikoff’s «Testimony»

button James Keery: The Zone of Thermal Death (on Andrew Duncan’s «The Failure of Conservatism in Modern British Poetry» Salt, 2003)

button Marjorie Perloff: The Palm at the End of the Mind: Thomas Hines’s Wilshire, Ed Ruscha’s Sunset, Robbert Flick’s Pico

button Eliot Weinberger: Niedecker/ Reznikoff

Reviews

button Nicholas Birns: «Look Slimmer Instantly» by Jerome Sala

button Nicholas Birns «A Question of Gravity» by Elizabeth Smither

button Ryan Daley reviews «Also, With my Throat, I Shall Swallow Ten Thousand Swords,» by Araki Yasusada et al.

button Jennifer K Dick: «Anabranch» by Andrew Zawacki

button Patrick F. Durgin: «Dancing on Main Street» by Lorenzo Thomas

button T. Hibbard: «Haze» by Mark Wallace

button T. Hibbard: The Endless Crossing: Michael Rothenberg and the ejournal «Big Bridge»

button Fred Johnston: «Because Why: Poems» by Sarah Fox

button Tim Kahl: «My Devotion» by Clayton Eshleman

button Daniel Kane: «Meteoric Flowers» by Elizabeth Willis

button Jon Leon: «Vaudeville» by Allyssa Wolf

button Greg McLaren: «James Stinks (and so does Chuck)» by Nick Riemer

button John Most: «The Burial of the Count of Orgaz and Other Poems» by Pablo Picasso

button Aram Saroyan: «Where X Marks the Spot» poems by Bill Zavatsky.

button Dale Smith: "The Sweet Singer of Modernism & Other Art Writings 1985-2003" by Bill Berkson

The Blender of Art

Feature: Flarf

button Gary Sullivan: Introduction

button Anne Boyer: Three Poems: A Vindication of the Rights of Women / Mom’s Undiminished Lamb Jacket / Everything Nice Has a Crafted Satin Finish

button Chickee Chickston: Three Poems: My Mary Oliver / Truckin’ Poem / My Kangaroo

button Jordan Davis: Three poems: On an 87 Ford Taurus Left Taillight / Poems About Me / Pablo Escobar Shopping T-Shirt

button Katie Degentesh: Three poems: I Loved My Father / No One Cares Much What Happens to You / I Sometimes Tease Animals

button Benjamin Friedlander: Three Poems: Galang / Why Do Jews Reject Jesus as Their Savior? / When a Cop Sees a Black Woman

button Drew Gardner: Three poems: I Am «So» Stupid / Norman Mailer / Dividing My Time

button Nada Gordon: Three poems: Abnormal Discharge / Lick My Face / ‘A Gumby episode’

button Rodney Koeneke: Three poems: The Adorno Corollary / Europe. Memory. Squid Parts. Grace. / Otto of Rose and Lavender

button Michael Magee: Two excerpts: from My Angie Dickinson / Fascist Fairytales #6

button Sharon Mesmer: Two poems: Juan Valdez Has a Little Juan Valdez (i.e., Energy Cannon) in His Pants / Squid Versus Assclown / At Princess Olga’s

button K. Silem Mohammad: Three Poems: ‘The swans come hither in great numbers’ / Goldmine / Anti-Ass

button Tim Peterson: Three Poems: Unmade Arts / From the Gecko / Biggest Dichter

button Rod Smith: Three poems: What’s happening to My Bottom (part 3) / What is Happening to My Bottom? (s’appelle Charles the Bald) / The Exposition of the Question of the Meaning of Being

button Christina Strong: Two Poems: Don’t prufrock me! / You need a valium (or «bored with blogs»)

button Gary Sullivan: Two plays: Gray Matter / PPL in a Depot

button Tarzan: Tarzan Workshop

Poems

button Ian Davidson: The Body Con

button Thomas Devaney: Deliberate — «After Lorenzo Thomas»

button Liam Ferney: Two poems: A Stolen Letter / Blonde on Blonde

button Daniel Kane: Ostentation of Peacock (I counted eighty-five tail feathers)

button John Kinsella: Graphology 590: Peak

button John Latta: Two poems: Kid / Qualms

button Gregory O’Brien: Solidarity with the anchovy

button Simon Perril: daylight robbery

button George Wallace: Purple Eggplants in the Rain, for Stanley Kunitz

Unintelligent Design: A monstrous discovery suggests that viruses, long regarded as lowly evolutionary latecomers, may have been the precursors of all life on Earth —

‘We haven't even begun to scratch the surface. The numbers are mind-boggling. If you put every virus particle on Earth together in a row, they would form a line 10 million light-years long. People, even most biologists, don't have a clue. The general public thinks genetic diversity is us and birds and plants and animals and that viruses are just HIV and the flu. But most of the genetic material on this planet is viruses. No question about it. They… are the major players… in determining how organisms even become what they are.’

 — Mark Young, a Montana State University biologist, quoted in an article by Charles Siebert, in «Discover» Vol. 27 No. 03, March 2006, at http://www.discover.com/issues/mar-06/cover/

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