Harriet: News & Community
A literary blog about poetry and related news
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By Patricia SmithMay 21, 2007
Kenneth said: ...innovative or experimental writing lives only in the academy. The slam is arguably the most innovative, controversial and exhilarating poetry movement in decades. It is not only established as a...
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By Kenneth GoldsmithMay 21, 2007
Patricia sez: You see, Kenneth Goldsmith is going around telling people I don’t exist. Absolutely not. I would never presume to speak for you nor anyone else, Patricia. I've never told anyone...
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By Kenneth GoldsmithMay 21, 2007
Patricia sez: You see, Kenneth Goldsmith is going around telling people I don’t exist. Absolutely not. I would never presume to speak for you nor anyone else, Patricia. I've never told anyone...
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By Patricia SmithMay 21, 2007
Hi, my name is Patricia. I’m approximately 5’6” tall, a black woman with reddish-brown hair (paid in full), a thick waist and world hips. I love wearing sun hues—deep golds,...
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By Emily WarnMay 21, 2007
Updated 5:40 p.m. thanks to Shanna Compton... Shoemaker & Hoard, soft skull press, and Counterpoint publishing houses were all purchased by Charles Winton and are being reorganized into a new...
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By Jeffrey McDanielMay 21, 2007
I saw the headline “Illegal Migrants Dissect Details of Senate Deal” in the New York Times over the weekend, and I wondered if they had a linguistic policy change, as...
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By Jeffrey McDanielMay 20, 2007
Kenny’s post about a readership existing solely in the academy made me think about a ridership. I usually resist decrees about what is and isn’t a poem, who is and...
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By Jeffrey McDanielMay 20, 2007
This is the most whimsical thing I've seen in a while, and seems to capture the Czech spirit. * I could be wrong, but I wonder if this sort of theater would...
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By Kenneth GoldsmithMay 18, 2007
Kwame, Difference, indeed: http://poetryfoundation.org/harriet/2007/05/kenneths_goldsmith_recent_blog.html vs. http://poetryfoundation.org/harriet/2007/05/kwames_dawes_recent_blog_about.html Might be worth further discussion. And, dear, most of my hair has already fallen out. Another curse, please. (smile) Luv, Kenny G
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By Kwame DawesMay 18, 2007
Some of the larger and decidedly political work that Linton Kwesi Johnson did through his poetry involved reciting his poems at rallies and marches in the UK to protest real...