Featured Bloggers
Every month, Harriet Books invites a poet to contribute two posts as the Featured Blogger of the month, in which they reflect on issues relating to contemporary poetry and poetics.
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Featured BloggerBy Rachel ZuckerApril 17, 2012
Non-poetry sources round up: For my first book, I worked a lot off of Erich Auerbach's Mimesis. Using some of his vocabulary, some of his themes. Overall, the book was heavily...
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Featured BloggerBy Rachel ZuckerApril 17, 2012
Non-poetry sources round up: Nick Cave: Not his lyrics especially, nor his compositions particularly. It's his manner, his privileging affect over all else - lust, murderous rage, bitterness, disgust. A poem...
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Featured BloggerBy Rachel ZuckerApril 17, 2012
Non-poetry sources round up: Since May 2009, I have experimented with using the stock market as a "source" for my poems. At the time, I was trying to write in response...
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Featured BloggerBy Rachel ZuckerApril 17, 2012
I'm interested in the edge between poetry and prose, between poetry and everything that is not-poetry. I love poetry but often all I want to do is read not-poetry and...
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Featured BloggerBy Barbara Jane ReyesApril 17, 2012
Another class I am currently teaching this semester is Filipino American Literature in the Asian American Studies Department at San Francisco State University. Now, I always swore that if I...
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Featured BloggerBy Linh DinhApril 17, 2012
I understand there's a new film about Gabriela Mistral, and you were at the US opening. Please tell us about that, and who came to this opening? Yes, the Chilean filmmaker...
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Featured BloggerBy Amber TamblynApril 17, 2012
Earlier this month, my spirit animal and close family friend poet Michael McClure sent me an email regarding San Francisco Poet Laureate Diane Di Prima who is now 78 years...
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Featured BloggerBy Annie FinchApril 17, 2012
Popular 19th century depiction of Anne Bradstreet "Heroic couplets?," my husband Glen asked in astonishment. "Why are you writing in heroic couplets?" Well, I answered him, half-wondering, again, the same thing myself,...
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Featured BloggerBy Linh DinhApril 16, 2012
How many loved your moments of glad grace, And loved your beauty with love false or true, But one man loved the pilgrim soul in you, And loved the sorrows of your changing...
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Featured BloggerBy Christian BökApril 16, 2012
Against Expression (edited by Craig Dworkin and Kenneth Goldsmith) is an anthology that collects examples of Conceptual Literature, many of which represent what the Oulipians might call acts of "plagiarism...
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