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Commentary

• ▼ 2017 (91)
  • ▼ September (37)
    • A Review of Bruce Holsapple's The Birth of the Imagination: William Carlos Williams on Form, by Michael Boughn (link)
    • PoBiz Stock Index Update, 18 September 2017
    • Dear Emily Post-Avant, 19 September 2017
    • Pound / Stein, by Richard Owens
    • The Plight of the Underclass, Chris Hedges interviews Linh Dinh
    • Late Hominid Poetics – Overview, by Lisa Jarnot
    • The Big Neruda Problem Dispatch #1
    • The End Time of the Human Operating System (HumOS), by Don Byrd
    • Sharon Thesen answers the Canlit moralists
    • The Love of Poetry: a review of Ben Lerner's The Hatred of Poetry, by Henry Gould
    • The thought and/or magic in Jerermy Prynne's The White Stones, by Matt Turner
    • Microreviews, by Justice Poeticus
    • Performing the real – excerpt from Chapter 2 of a biography of Robin Blaser, by Miriam Nichols
    • Anthologies' Diasporas, by Sharon Thesen
    • The Buck Stops Here, Reviews by Robert Buckeye
    • Multiple Choice Questions, by Zhou Sivan
    • The Elite, by Sophie Merman
    • "Renga for Obama" makes us sick, by Voltairine de Cleyre in the Plurality
    • Grey Owl, by Brian Dedora
    • A Codebook for Frances Boldereff, by Sharon Thesen
    • from #TRUMP#TIME, by Chris Stroffilino
    • Dear Emily Post-Avant, 13 September 2017
    • Oh that story (for John Ashbery in a Bucket of Phonemes), by James Berger
    • Williams, Zukofsky, and the verse line, by Bruce Holsapple
    • Snowden, by Andrew Levy
    • Olson, Empire, and the thinking of America, by Michael Boughn
    • Postmodernism and politics, by Tyrone Williams
    • A Selection of Apollonius of Tyana’s Letters Translated and with a Note on Charles Olson’s Apollonius of Tyana: A dance, with some words, for two actors by Peter Valente
    • Reading Adrienne Rich on the Greyhound Bus By Philip Metres
    • "A quick disguise": Ferlinghetti's faux translations, by John Bradley
    • Wild Space: Thinking Space through Modern Poetry and Indigenous Art, by Miriam Nichols
    • LITMAG AS TEMPORARY AUTONOMOUS ZONE: On Revelation, Ken Warren’s 'House Organ,' and Expecting the Impossible, by John Roche
    • Reading Nelly Arcan, by Robert Buckeye
    • You Can Start the Praises Now: A Poem That Refuses to Forget Thomas McGrath Even as America Is Busy Digitizing and Forgetting Almost Everything, by John Bradley
    • an education, or, olson in a corset , by Marina Blitshteyn
    • Dear Emily Post-Avant, 6 September 2017
    • Marjorie Perloff, Avant-Garde Poetics, and The Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics, by Kent Johnson
  • ► August (30)
    • Dispatches contributor JP Harpignies introduces the 2016 Project Winner of the Buckminster Fuller Bioneers Award. Spend One of the Most Inspiring 26 Minutes of Your Video Watching Life.
    • Dear Emily Post-Avant, 30 August 2017
    • Prose poetry, by Matt Turner
    • Who is There?: Revisiting Michael Brown’s Autopsy Report and Reassessing Conceptual Poetry Two Years after “Interrupt 3”, by Burt Kimmelman
    • Lunatic Drawings (selections), by Bob Arnold
    • Williams, Zukofsky, and the verse line, by Bruce Holsapple
    • Performing the Real, a biography of Robin Blaser – Chapter 2, by Miriam Nichols
    • The 21st Century’s Horsemen of the Apocalypse – The Big Four Deep Drivers of Destabilization, by J. P. Harpignies
    • The Barbarians Inside the Gates: Can the Center Hold?, by J. P. Harpignies
    • Sometimes One Drop is Enough to Change the Whole Ocean: Aigerim Tazhi Interview by Philip Metres (2014)
    • Warlords of Atlantis, by André Spears
    • For NYU, by Michel Deguy – André Spears, tr.
    • Pobiz Stock Index Update, 5 June 2016
    • Pobiz Stock Update, 29 February 2016
    • Pobiz Stock Index Update, 27 February 2016
    • PoBiz Stock Index Update, 4 April 2016
    • Pobiz Stock Index Update, 15 April 2016
    • PoBiz Stock Index Update, 12 April 2016
    • A very short history of Olson's Buffalo, by Fred Wah
    • Special Insider Pobiz Dispatch #1 (Entertainment Tonight Edition): Slate’s Article on the Academy of American Poets Gala before Its Radical Revision by the Magazine’s Editors
    • Pobiz stock index update – 15 June 2016
    • Pobiz Stock Index Update, 20 July 2016
    • PoBiz Stock index update, 31 October 2016
    • PoBiz Stock Index Update, 21 April 2016
    • Turtle Island , by John Clarke
    • from "Looking for (Mrs) Laura (Riding) Jackson, the anti-social people’s poet, from Jamaica (Queens) to Woodruff Avenue (Brooklyn), by Benjamin Hollander"
    • Poetics’ bodies – Charles Olson and some poetry wars, 1913-1990, by Michael Boughn
    • Please, Somebody Help Me, by John Olson
    • Marjorie Perloff, Avant-Garde Poetics, and The Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics, by Kent Johnson
    • The Poetics of Thinking, by George Quasha
  • ► July (13)
    • The Eschaton: Resurrection of the Body (to clear N.O. Brown), by John Clarke
    • Jonathan Haynes and the Rise of Nollywood Studies, by Paul Ugor
    • Introduction to the Chicago Review Infrarealista issue, by Ruben Medina
    • The Duncan/Watten Debat/cl/e – from Being Different: Strategies of Distinction and Twentieth-Century American Poetic Avant-Gardes, by Lilian Chiatas
    • On Consulting Being, by Charles Stein
    • Permanent Revolution: The Value of Bitterness, by Joe Safdie
    • Review of Richard Blevins' A Few Notes Regarding The Art of the Serial Poem, by Patrick James Dunagan
    • Finishing Ghostspeaking, by Peter Boyle
    • Here Is another Somewhere: the Visual Art of Basil King, by Kimberly Lyons
    • Maggie Jaffe’s “Continuous Performance”, by P. J. Laska
    • An interview with John Shoptaw, by Barbara Laiolo-March
    • The Excavated Imprints of the Interior World, an engagement with ‘Antarlok,’ a prose anthology by Alok Sarkar, by Runa Bandyopadhyay
    • Marsden Hartley and Charles Olson: Two Poets of Dogtown, by Peter Anastas
  • ► June (3)
    • Patrick Dunagan reviews A Curriculum of the Soul
    • Alec Marsh reviews Ken Warren's Captain Poetry's Sucker Punch
    • A Response to “A Brief Exchange on the Poetics of Politics, between Charles Alexander and Kent Johnson”, by John Rigney
  • ► May (5)
    • A Brief Exchange on the Poetics of Politics, between Charles Alexander and Kent Johnson
    • Ghostly Nostalgia, Kitsch, and Post-History, by Bill Freind
    • Dispatches contributor Annie Finch on Literary Sexual Abuse
    • Love and State, by Murat Nemet-Nejat
    • Michael Boughn on various apocalypses
  • ► April (1)
    • Interview of Michael Boughn and Kent Johnson, by Reforma, daily newspaper in Mexico City
  • ► March (1)
    • Poetry and Resistance, Introduction to Resist Much / Obey Little, by Kent Johnson and Michael Boughn
  • ► February (1)
    • Meet the Press: Dante Di Stefano in Conversation with Michael Boughn and Kent Johnson
• ► 2016 (15)
  • ► November (2)
    • Color at the Mercy of Light, by Benjamin Hollander
    • Why Don't More Women Contribute to Websites Like Dispatches?, by Meredith Quartermain
  • ► October (1)
    • What We Stand On: 3 Progressive Platform Planks (as of Sept. 18, 2016), by Andrew DuBois
  • ► September (1)
    • Jeremy Prynne lectures on Maximus IV, V, VI Simon Fraser University, July 27, 1971
  • ► June (3)
    • Charles Olson and Finding One’s Place, by Joe Safdie – A lecture given at the Gloucester Writers’ Center June 1, 2016
    • Charles, Frances, Ralph, and me, by Sharon Thesen
    • Truth is that which flees, poetry is never where you look for it, by Eric Gelsinger
  • ► May (2)
    • Maud / Olson & Me, by André Spears
    • A Light From the Ground, by Ferreira Gullar - tr. Chris Daniels
  • ► April (6)
    • Robert Creeley’s Anger, by Michael Boughn
    • Olson and Melancholy, by Donald Wellman
    • Of Etho-, Ethno- and Eco-poetics, by Tyrone Williams
    • A partial curriculum for the study of contemporary radical Anglophone poetry. Unfinished. By Richard Owens
    • BREAKING NEWS! CREELEY CANONIZED! POETIX STOCK SURGES!
    • No Avant-Garde: Notes toward a Left Front of the Arts, by Kent Johnson