Suzanne Frischkorn's Blog, page 25

The Age of Citation

That said, some of the inter dependence in today's poetry world isn't a function of modernity but of insecurity, which is why you'll occasionally find writers claiming to be "fourth-generation New York School poets," as if latching on to your great-grandfather's avant-garde were something to be proud of, rather than sheepish about. Presumably it feels better to be a poet carrying on the tradition

Anti- Feature #50

Anti- Feature #50*

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She Buys Old Furniture, by Reagan Lothes*

Terrance Hayes, The Ride: Finding a Love That's Gonna Last

Terrance Hayes, The Ride: Finding a Love That's Gonna Last*

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First Day

What took me so long?

NER consistently features poetry & prose on their website that I love. I finally got around to subscribing this morning and I hope I'm not 'a day late and a dollar short' . This post is not about my hoping to be published in NER, I think I've only sent work there twice in all the years I have been writing, but it is about a journal that publishes work I want to read and I hope others will

Video Killed the Radio Star

Oxford University Press is considering discontinuing the print version of the Oxford English Dictionary. What's killing the print dictionary? The same thing that killed your attention span, and your manners, and your marriage: The internet.You remember the Oxford English Dictionary? It was the 20-volume set of books with all of the words in it. Well, it turns out that Oxford University Press,

Anti-'s

newest featured poet is Cynthia Huntington.*

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