Much recommended is David Caddy's voluminous "So Here We Are" commentaries on contemporary English poets & poetry. Recent portraits include John Riley, Jeremy Prynne, Andrew Crozier. http://davidcaddy.blogspot.com
David Lumsden's "Sparks from stones" is a credit to his close & ever sprightly reading of poetry. Recent posts concern the 'burnt bird' image in Neruda & Z. Herbert, review of the younger critic & poet Adam Kirsch, and reviews of new English poets including Simon Turner, Jane Holland. Resembles David Caddy in his wide range of reference & connection.
http://sparksfromstones.blogspot.com/
Alan Baker's "Litterbug" is his editor's blog at the exemplary English small press, Leafe. His recent postings discuss Lee Harwood (via Kevin Corcoran's interviews), J H Prynne, recent Shearsman Books titles including Mal Goodwin & John Welch. Also on site is "Litter Magazine" which has been accumulating regularly since January,'05; current contributors include John Welch, Todd Swift, Andrea Brady, Peter Riley, Rupert Loydell & John Bloomberg-Rissman.
http://alan-baker.blogspot.com/
Out of the blue is David Wheatley's weird & wonderful blog, http://georgiasam.blogspot.com.
--just received from our recent visitor, this year's recipient of the Vincent Buckley Prize, awarded in alternate years to Australian & Irish poets in honour of the late Melbourne poet & critic.
I havent been keeping the Links up to date because of (1) distractions & (2) I forgot how to do it! Hopefully I'll remember from now on! Readers are invited to kindly prompt me on glaring omissions. Thank you.
-Kris Hemensley; September 4th, 2008
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Showing posts with label LINKS. Show all posts
Thursday, September 4, 2008
Sunday, May 20, 2007
LINKS, 2nd Posting
Bob & Susan Arnold (Longhouse Publishers & Booksellers, 1604 River Road, Guilford, Vermont 05301,USA) have continued the late Cid Corman's magnificent ORIGIN project as an on-line literary magazine. They're working towards publishing 4 large issues this year. Origin 6th Series #1, saw light of day March 12th,'07; 6th Series #2, April 15th,'07; 6th Series #3, NOW published; 6th Series #4 is due out in June. The address for the magazine is http://www.LonghousePoetry.com/origin.html and the address for the bookstore & etc is http://www.LonghousePoetry.com
Sue Bursztynski is the sci-fi & fantasy buff who put us onto the Andromeda Spaceways pulp couple of years ago and whose enthusiastic conversation about Tolkien & Co, not to mention the classics of horror & detection, maintains the pulse in that section of the Shop. Her own site is at http://www.greatraven.blogspot.com
Sue Bursztynski is the sci-fi & fantasy buff who put us onto the Andromeda Spaceways pulp couple of years ago and whose enthusiastic conversation about Tolkien & Co, not to mention the classics of horror & detection, maintains the pulse in that section of the Shop. Her own site is at http://www.greatraven.blogspot.com
Sunday, April 29, 2007
LINKS
Denise Enck's EMPTY MIRROR BOOKS is a great resource of Beat literature& news,Beat author profiles & apposite sites. www.emptymirrorbooks.com
Empty Mirror is related to www.indiecoffeehouse.com
The site's critical style combines enthusiasm & scholarship (see contributions by Eric Lehman, Eric Patterson). Recent features also include interview with Carolyn Cassady, the Ted Joans tribute, A D Winans on Bob Kaufman & Jack Micheline. Fascinating links to fraternal sites, e.g, Michael McClure & Ray Manzarek which includes other luminaries such as poet Joanne Kyger & writer-commentator-activist Rebecca Solnit.
Kevin Ring performs a similar labour of love in England. www.beatscene.net/news.asp (like his magazine, BEAT SCENE) is an exciting,hugely informative Beats & co site with its relevant English take on the well-known identities as well informing us of the British end of the phenomenon.
John Tranter's JACKET needs little introduction in Australia as the major literary magazine of the new poetries in English taking their lead from the great Modernist adventures of early to mid 20C Anglo-American poetry, continuing in their Post-Modernist phase. A mind-boggling line-up of poets is permanently maintained in huge issue upon issue since 1997. See http://jacketmagazine.com/
Coral Hull's THYLAZINE FOUNDATION : ARTS, ETHICS, & LITERATURE is a magazine & noticeboard representing its title's mission. Thylazine maintains a register of Australian poets featuring photo, biog & biblio. See http://www.thylazine.org/
Empty Mirror is related to www.indiecoffeehouse.com
The site's critical style combines enthusiasm & scholarship (see contributions by Eric Lehman, Eric Patterson). Recent features also include interview with Carolyn Cassady, the Ted Joans tribute, A D Winans on Bob Kaufman & Jack Micheline. Fascinating links to fraternal sites, e.g, Michael McClure & Ray Manzarek which includes other luminaries such as poet Joanne Kyger & writer-commentator-activist Rebecca Solnit.
Kevin Ring performs a similar labour of love in England. www.beatscene.net/news.asp (like his magazine, BEAT SCENE) is an exciting,hugely informative Beats & co site with its relevant English take on the well-known identities as well informing us of the British end of the phenomenon.
John Tranter's JACKET needs little introduction in Australia as the major literary magazine of the new poetries in English taking their lead from the great Modernist adventures of early to mid 20C Anglo-American poetry, continuing in their Post-Modernist phase. A mind-boggling line-up of poets is permanently maintained in huge issue upon issue since 1997. See http://jacketmagazine.com/
Coral Hull's THYLAZINE FOUNDATION : ARTS, ETHICS, & LITERATURE is a magazine & noticeboard representing its title's mission. Thylazine maintains a register of Australian poets featuring photo, biog & biblio. See http://www.thylazine.org/
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