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Number
296/297
Winter/Spring 2006
The
Author Names Herself
An Interview with
Lynn Emanuel
SARAH VAP AND CHARLES JENSEN
Opening
the Gates of the Imagination
The Duncan/Levertov
Letters
DAVID SHADDOCK
Where
Hate Won't Grow
ANDY BRUMER
19 Varieties of Gazelle:
Poems of the Middle East
by Naomi Shihab Nye
HarperTempest
New York, New York, 2005
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Number
294/295
Summer/Fall 2005
A
Lyrical
Intellect
An Interview
with Kay Ryan
MARIT MacARTHUR
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Number
291
Summer 2003
Poet
of a World In Danger
Talking with
Suzanne Lummis
BETH
HOUSTON
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Number
289
January February March 2002
A
Twenty-First Century “Guide for the
Perplexed”
DAVID
SHADDOCK
Minding the Darkness: A
Poem for the Year
2000
by Peter Dale Scott
New Directions
New York, New York, 2000.
An
Unsung
Master
The Many
Lives of James
Laughlin
STEPHEN
KESSLER
Some
Information
#289
JOYCE
JENKINS
Poetry
#289
“And
of the Nature of the Sea Which in
Ebbing
and
Flowing Seems to Observe so Just a
Dance,
and
Yet Understands No Musicke”
--
A Song of the
Drowned
SAM
WITT
The
Lives of the
Poets
JOHN
BALABAN
The
Beginning
STEPHANIE
MENDEL
Coming
Out the Other
Side
Talking with
Kim Addonizio
LEZA LOWITZ
Angled
Mirrors
MIMI ALBERT
Distance No
Object
stories by Gloria Frym
City Lights
San Francisco, 2000
Southern
Elegies
ERIC GUDAS
The Last Nostalgia:
Poems
1982-1990
by Joe Bolton
edited by Donald Justice
University of Arkansas Press
Feyetteville, 1999.
Late
Leisure
poems by Eleanor Ross Taylor
Louisiana State University Press
Baton Rouge, 1999
New
& Noted
#289
RICHARD
SILBERG
Singular
Bodies
by Ruth L.
Schwartz
Anhinga Press, Tallahassee
Florida, 2001
Overtime
by Joseph
Miller
Eastern Washington University Press
Spokane, Washingonton, 2001
Voyages
in
English
by Dara Wier
Carnegie Mellon University Press
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, 2001
Lovers
In The Used
World
by Gillian
Conoley
Carnegie Mellon University Press
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 2001
Life
on
Earth
by Frederick
Seidel
Farrar, Straus and Giroux
New York, 2001
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Number
288
August/September 2001
A
Life in
Letters:
Ann
Charters on Jack Kerouac
JACK FOLEY
Seeing
Quick
RUSTY
MORRISON
For
poems by Carol Snow
University of California Press
Berkeley, 2000
Tutti-frutti
RICHARD
SILBERG
The Seven
Ages
by Louise Glück
Ecco Press
HarperCollins Publishers
New York, 2001
Why the Ships Are
She
by Terri Ford
Four Way Books
New York, 2001
Radio,
Radio
by Ben Doyle
Louisiana University Press
Baton Rouge, 2001
Poetry
#288
Elegies
BARRY
GIFFORD
On
Viewing the Manuscript Scroll
of
Jack Kerouac's Novel On the
Road
in
the Tosca Bar, San Francisco
Small
Elegy for Corso
Visions
for the
Tribe
STEPHEN
RONAN
Voices of the Lady:
Collected
Poems
by Stuart Z. Perkoff
edited with an Introduction by Gerald T. Perkoff,
M.D.
Foreword by Robert Creeley
The National Poetry Foundation
University of Maine
Orono, Maine, 1998
Ravishment
CHRIS TYSH
The Paradise of Forms:
Selected Poems
by Aaron Shurin
Talisman House Publishers
Jersey City, New Jersey, 1999
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Number
287
April May 2001
The
Poet as City
Planner:
An Interview
with Robert Pinsky
TONY BARNSTONE &
SHAWN FITZPATRICK
Carolyn
Kizer & The Chain of
Women
ANNIE FINCH
If
Everything Is
True:
The
Enterprise of Temple
JOHN OLIVER
SIMON
Little Lord Shiva: The
Berkeley Poems,
1968
by Charles Potts
Glass Eye Books
Northhampton, Massachusetts, 1999
Lost River Mountain
Poems
by Charles Potts
Blue Begonia Press
Yakima, Washington, 1999
Nature
Lovers
by Charles Potts
Pleasure Boat Studio
Bainbridge Island, Washington, 2000
Journeyman
by Stephen Thomas
Tsunami Inc.
Walla Walla, Washington, 1997
Outside the School of
Theology
by Teri Zipf
Tsunami Inc.
Walla Walla, Washington, 1997
This
House
by Jim Bodeen
Blue Begonia Press
Yakima, Washington, 1999.
With My Hands Full/Con
Mis Manos Llenas:
Young Latino Writers in
Yakima
edited by Jim Bodeen
Blue Begonia Press
Yakima, Washington, 1999.
The Temple/El
Templo
a quarterly magazine edited by Charles Potts
Tsunami Inc.
Walla Walla, Washington.
True
Light
RUSTY
MORRISON
Poetry
#287
Naming
Names
ROBERT
KING
OK-KOO
KANG GROSJEAN
A
Hummingbird's Dance
Were I a Flower
Winter Trees
The
Whole Shot
In Memory of Gregory Corso
JACK
HIRSCHMAN
Gregory...
LENORE
KANDEL
Standing
on a Street Corner Doing Nothing is
Power
PETER BERG
From
“Revolutionary of the Spirit: Gregory
Corso”
NEELI
CHERKOVSKI
New
& Noted #287
RICHARD SILBERG
Selected
Poems and Prose of Paul
Celan
translated by John
Felstiner
W.W. Norton, New York, 2000
The
Ghost
Openings
by Sheryl
Noethe
Grace Court Press, New York, 2000
Isolato
by Larissa
Szporluk
University of Iowa Press, Iowa City, Iowa,
2000
Nightworks,
Poems
1962--2000
by Marvin Bell
Copper Canyon Press, Port Townsend, Washington,
2000
Blessing
the Boats, New and Selected Poems
1988--2000
by Lucille Clifton
BOA Editions, Ltd., Rochester, New York,
2000
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Number
286
September October 2000
Words,
I’s, Worlds: The Duplicity of
Language
RUSTY MORRISON
The Father of the
Predicaments
by Heather McHugh
Wesleyan/University Press of New England, 1999
Rave
by Olga Broumas
Copper Canyon Press
Port Townsend, Washington, 1999
Trance-Siberian
Express
GARY GACH
The Desire
Notebooks
by John High
Spuyten Duyvil
New York, New York, 1999
Forgery
& Possession: The Poet as
Translator
STEPHEN KESSLER
Some
Information #286
JOYCE JENKINS
Reclaiming
‘Beauty’
ROBERT SWARD
The Art of the
Lathe
by B.H. Fairchild
Introduction by Anthony Hecht
Alice James Books
Farmington, Maine, 1998
Repair
by C.K. Williams
Farrar, Straus and Giroux
New York, 1999
In the Pines: Lost
Poems 1972-1997
by David St. John
White Pine Press
Buffalo, New York, 1999
“Fallen
Western Star”
Revisited
Two ‘Western’
Writers Talk…
In the Hungry Mind Review’s Winter
1999–2000 issue, poet and critic Dana Gioia,
author of Can Poetry Matter?, published an
essay titled “Fallen Western Star: San
Francisco as a Literary Region.” The
magazine, which has since changed its name to the
Ruminator Review, sought the essay for a
special issue on literary regions of the country.
The piece created a minor uproar, both pro and con.
In the previous issue of Poetry Flash, #285,
Associate Editor Richard Silberg questioned the
essay and examined some of the assumptions it
contained in an essay of his own. Springing
immediately to Dana Gioia's defense was poet,
critic and Contributing Editor Jack Foley, whose
new collection of reviews and essays (some of them
previously published in the Poetry Flash),
O Powerful Western Star: Poetry & Art in
California (Pantograph) carries Dana Gioia's
Introduction. Dana Gioia has chosen not to comment.
[For a copy of the original Gioia essay,
contact Ruminator Review, 1648 Grand Avenue,
St. Paul, MN 55105; (651) 699-2610. Back copies are
$4, subscriptions are $14 for one year/four
issues;Editor
On “Fallen
Western Star”:
Dana Gioia
Stirs it Up in the Hungry Mind Review
RICHARD
SILBERG
The
Black Hole of
Criticism:
Richard
Silberg on Dana Gioia's “Fallen Western Star”
JACK FOLEY
Richard
Silberg Responds
New
& Noted
#286
RICHARD
SILBERG
Pastoral
by Carl Phillips
Graywolf Press, Saint Paul, Minnesota,
2000.
One
Above & One
Below
by Erin Belieu
Copper Canyon Press, Port Townsend, Washington,
2000.
To
Do As Adam
Did
Selected Poems of Ronald Johnson
Talisman House, Publishers, Jersey City, New
Jersey, 2000.
Blues
For Unemployed Secret
Police
by Doug Anderson
Curbstone Press, Willimantic, Connecticut,
2000.
Then,
Suddenly--
by Lynn Emanuel
University of Pittsburgh Press, 1999.
Mountains
and Rivers Without
End
DAN BELLM
Poetry
#286
The
Sweltering
Sky
MARK
TERRILL
From
If He
Had
GARY
YOUNG
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Number
285
May June 2000
Oddly
Familiar
RUSTY
MORRISON
Voice-Over
by Elaine Equi
Coffee House Press
Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1998
Dark Sky
Question
by Larissa
Szporluk
Beacon Press
Boston, 1998
Accident
& Eternity
MARY MACKEY
Rain
Mirror
by Michael McClure
New Directions
New York, 1999
Story
of a Story
JACK FOLEY
Luminous Debris:
Reflecting on Vestige in Province and
Languedo
by Gustaf Sobin
University of California Press
Berkeley, Los Angeles, London, 1999
Crimes
Within Crimes
ROSEMARY CATACALOS
Criminal
Sonnet
by Phyllis Koestenbaum
Jacaranda Press/Writer's Center Editions, 1998
On
“Fallen Western Star”:
Dana Gioia
Stirs it Up in the Hungry Mind Review
RICHARD
SILBERG
Breaking
Silence
JANICE MIRIKITANI
San Francisco's New Poet
Laureate
Poetry
#285
I
Saw Jasmine
Blossoms
YEHUDA
AMICHAI
Translated
by CHANA BLOCH & CHANA KRONFELD
Casual
Hands, Brutal Stars, Past
Things
ELI
COPPOLA
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Number
284
February March 2000
Turning
the Paper
Sideways:
An
Interview with D.A.
Powell
SAM WITT AND SEAN DURKIN
Arrows
in Mid-Air
JACK FOLEY
American Zen Bones:
Maezumi Roshi
Stories
by Philomene Long
Beyond Baroque Books
Los Angeles, 1999
New
& Noted
#284
RICHARD
SILBERG
Totem
and Shadow: New and Selected
Poems
by Paul Hoover
Talisman House
Jersey City, New Jersey, 1999.
The
Dreamhouse
by Tom Sleigh
University of Chicago Press, 1999.
Black
Wings & Blind Angels
by Sapphire
Alfred A. Knopf
New York, 1999.
When
the Saints
by John Taggart
Talisman House
Jersey City, New Jersey, 1999.
Blood,
Tin, Straw
by Sharon Olds
Alfred A. Knopf, New York, 1999.
Poetry
#284
“No
clouds bloom the soft-dying day”
GLORIA
FRYM
[how
his boy stood against a thicket. rich in hardwood
gentry: ponderous and
gloomy]
D.A.
POWELL
except
from THE REAL
NEWS
JOANNE
KYGER
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Number
283
October November 1999
Freewheeling
the
Details:
A
Conversation
with
Gary
Snyder & Peter Coyote
This article appeared in the
November/December 1999 issue of Poetry
Flash. Gary Snyder, poet, environmental
activist, Zen Buddhist, and UC Davis professor,
recently celebrated the publication of The Gary
Snyder Reader, (617 pages, Counterpoint, $35.00
cloth), the major selected volume of his essays,
travel journals, letters, poems, and translations.
In 1999, his old friend Peter Coyote, actor,
conservationist, activist, and Zen practitioner,
also celebrated the paperback publication of his
personal memoir of the sixties, Sleeping Where I
Fall (367 pages, Counterpoint, $14.00
paper).
Our
Great Divided Species
KIMBALL WILKINS
Donkey
Gospel
by Tony Hoagland
Graywolf Press
Saint Paul, Minnesota, 1998
Mercury
ANDY BRUMER
The Radiance of
Pigs
poems by Stan Rice
Alfred A. Knopf, New York, 1997
Some
Information #283
JOYCE JENKINS
The
Tao of Desire
CECILIA WOLOCH
Book of
Changes
poems by Karen Holden
foreword by Stephen Mitchell
North Atlantic Books, Berkeley, 1998
New
& Noted
#283
RICHARD
SILBERG
The
Future of
Memory
by Bob Perelman
Roof Books
New York, 1998.
Assembling
the
Shepherd
by Tessa Rumsey
University of Georgia Press
Athens, Georgia, 1999.
Communion:
Poems
1976-1998
by Primus St. John
Copper Canyon Press
Port Townsend, Washington, 1999.
Repair
by C.K. Williams
Farrar, Straus and Giroux
New York, 1999.
Ordinary
Words
by Ruth Stone
Paris Press
Ashfield, Massachusetts, 1999.
Poetry
#283
Poem
ALICIA SUSKIN
OSTRIKER
Excerpts
from Travelogue: New
Prose
Amsterdam, or, The Slow Discovery of
Similie
Vienna, or, The Caryatides
Klagenfurt, or, Utopia
Schouwen-Duiveland, or, Te
Equation
DAMION
SEARLS
Waiting
For The
Cranes
HANNAH
STEIN
Brief
History of a
River
SUSAN
LUZZARO
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Number
282
August
September 1999
Whatnot:
A
Talk with Philip
Whalen
DAVID MELTZER
Lighthouse
on the Dark Rock
RICHARD SILBERG
First Course in
Turbulence
by Dean Young
University of Pittsburgh Press, 1999
The
Place of Listening
RUSTY MORRISON
The Book of
Snow
by Mary Moore
Cleveland State University Poetry Center, 1998
Riding
the Marvelous
JACK FOLEY
Bed of Sphinxes
New & Selected Poems 1943-1993
by Philip Lamantia
City Lights Books
San Francisco, 1997
The
Color of Hallucination
MIMI ALBERT
Small Craft
Warnings
stories by Kate Braverman
University of Nevada Press
Reno, Nevada, 1998
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Number
273
October
November 1997
All
Things
Censored:
The
poem NPR doesn’t want you to
hear
MARTíN ESPADA
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Index
Number
271
February/March 1997
The
Red Time of
Year
A Talk
with Laura
Kasischke
RICHARD
SILBERG
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Index
Number
269
August 1996
Arbitrary
Borders
A Talk
with Benjamin Alire
Sáenz
EDWARD
ROONEY
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Index
Number
133
April 1984
Nicaragua
Libre
A
Conversation with Lawrence
Ferlinghetti
DAVID
VOLPENDESTA
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