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More Construction Notes

by migration_test October 14, 2010 Academia

Just a few things to notice about the site redesign. 1. You can now login and comment with your Twitter, Facebook, Open ID, Yahoo, or many other accounts. In the process of this changeover, the old comments have disappeared. Fear not! They are not lost. We’re just in the process of importing them, and barring [...]

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Waverly Gate

by Sarah V. Schweig March 10, 2010 Academia

Life consists of propositions about life. —Wallace Stevens I. A certain esteemed professor requires that those enrolled in his poetry workshop meet with him in his downtown studio apartment, right off Washington Square. Once inside, the student hands over a few poems and watches the professor–clipboard in one hand, red pen in the other–scrutinize every [...]

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The Tenth Muse with John Ashbery: 92nd Y, Monday, 8pm

by Poetry Blog Editors February 21, 2010 Poems of the Week

Readings by Marcella Durand, Robert Elstein and John Gallaher Living legend John Ashbery carries on a long-standing Poetry Center tradition by curating and introducing an evening of readings by three less-established poets. Marcella Durand’s Traffic & Weather“presents the city as an organism, often breaking down and always vibrant,” wrote Cole Swensen. Robert Elstein’s chapbook is [...]

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Anne Carson, Daniel Mendelsohn, Dixon’s Place, 7pm

by Poetry Blog Editors February 1, 2010 Poems News Events

[Poetry Reading: 4/6/2010] Related posts: James Tate, Housing Works, 7pm

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