"WHAT AN INTERESTING ISSUE!" --Joseph McElroy on Golden Handcuffs Review 24: "Bless thee, Bottom, bless thee! Thou art translated." Translations and Transformations by Robert Arellano, Andrea Augé, Joaquin Borges Triana, Ian Brinton, Antoine Cazé, Che Yianzi, Jenny Chen, George Economou, Alec Finlay, Jesse Glass, Peter Hughes, Hank Lazer, Robert Mittenthal, Toby Olson, Paul Pines, Joe Ashby Porter, Ariel Resnikoff, Jeffrey Twitchell-Waas, Norman Weinstein.
Golden Handcuffs Review shared Hassan Melehy's event.
Three Poets: Donahue, Damon, Melehy
May 19, 2017, 7:00pm - May 19, 2017, 8:00pm
JOSEPH DONAHUE has been an important voice in American poetry for several decades. His most recent volumes are "Red Flash in a Black Field" (Black Square, 2014), and "Dark Church" (Verge, 2015). He teaches English literature and creative writing at Duke University. MARIA DAMON is professor of Humanities and Media Studies at the Pratt Institute of Art. She has written a few scholarly books about modern and contemporary poetry in the US, and co-written some books of poetry, including a few volumes that had their first lives online. HASSAN MELEHY teaches French and comparative literature at the University of North Carolina. His first poetry collection, "A Modest Apocalypse," was just published by Eyewear. He also writes literary criticism, most recently "Kerouac: Language, Poetics, and Territory" (Bloomsbury, 2016).
Bless thee, Bottom, bless thee! Thou art translated!--a magnificent issue of translations an transformations is now out! Hound your bookseller, and check out the totally tempting teasers at: www.goldenhandcuffsreview.com
What a loss.
artforum.com
Poet, critic, and performance artist David Antin has died. Born in New York City in 1932, Antin received a master’s degree in linguistics from the City College
as to what
would help these works find their way through the culture very little
would help books of this type find their way through culture we
sell very few books we generally dont participate in all of the
cultures sacred rituals or respect its values and we have a whole set of counter positions on almost everything and feel perhaps
not content with that but satisfied that we are doing what we
want to do which stands like a screw in the shoe of anybody holding
a place in the dominant culture
—David Antin
Or consider the mighty M's, mmmmm: Nathaniel Mackey, Marie Teresa Madeiros-Lichem, Richard Makin, Sarah Mangold, John Manning, Dacia Maraini, Daphne Marlatt, Brian Marley, Michael Martone, Douglas James Martin, Terry Martin, Bryant Mason, Harry Mathews, David Matlin, Jami McCarty, Joseph McElroy, Scott McFarland, Amy Evans McClure, Michael McLure, David Meltzer, Douglas Messerli, Thomas Meyer, David Miller, Robert Mittenthal, Marie-Caroline Moir, Geraldine Monk, Rick Moody, Christian Moraru, Jesse Morse, Andrew Mossin, Glenn Mott--but what is "a screw in the shoe?" --And WHY has the whole world not subscribed yet?????
Or try Q, R, S from GHR: Meredith Quartermain, Peter Quartermain, Anna Rabinowitz, Joyce Ravid, Marthe Reed, Donald Revell, Christina Perri Rossi, Jerome Rothenberg, Jacques Roubaurd, Lou Rowan, Danielle Sallenave, Marthine Satris, Kyle Schlesinger, Susan M Schultz, Leonard Schwartz, Mark Scroggins, Maurice Scully, Pierre Senges, Michael Sheldon, Ana Maria Shua, Alan Singer, Judith Skillman, Joel Sloman, Ben Slotky, Brian Smale, Martha Nell Smith, Dyonysios Solomos, Christopher Sorrentino, Gilbert Sorrentino, Jack Spicer, Bruce Stater, Charles Stein,Trey Strecker, Ronald Sukenick. --We've done all this for you, but what is "a screw in the shoe," AND WHY have you not subscribed?
Golden Handcuffs Review shared their post.
The ABCs of GHR: since 2002 we've published Yves Abrioux, Helene Aji, Elizabeth Alexander, Keith Althuas, David Antin, Eleanor Antin, Robert Archambeau, Louis Armand, Rae Armentrout, Andrea Augé, Robert Arellano, Mark Axelrod, Rachel Tzvia Back, John Baldessari, Pablo Baler, Charles Baudelaire, Sylvie Bauer, Martine Bellen, Richard Berengarten, Amanda Berenguer, Bill Berkson, Kenneth Bernard, Charles Bernstein, Arno Bertina, Concepciòn Bertone, Greg Biglieri, Breka Blakeslee, Robin Blaser, Jorge Bocanera, Cornel Bonca, Curtis Bonney, Adrianna Borga, Alicia Borinsky, Daniel Borzutsky, Matt Briggs, David Bromige, Rebecca Brown, Colin Browne, Laynie Browne, Pedro Calderón, Sarah Campbell, Leah Candelaria-Taylor, Ernesto Cardenal, Julie Carr, Kevin Casey, Antoine Cazé, Paul Celan, Marie Chaix, Jaq Chartier, Flore Chevallier, Marc Chénetier, Claro, Lynn Coffin, Joshua Cohen, Jaclyn Cole, Daniel Comisky, Hiber Conteris, Martha Cooley, Robert Coover, Cid Corman, Robert C.L. Crawfold--yes, but what is a "screw in the shoe?"
The ABCs of GHR: since 2002 we've published Yves Abrioux, Helene Aji, Elizabeth Alexander, Keith Althuas, David Antin, Eleanor Antin, Robert Archambeau, Louis Armand, Rae Armentrout, Andrea Augé, Robert Arellano, Mark Axelrod, Rachel Tzvia Back, John Baldessari, Pablo Baler, Charles Baudelaire, Sylvie Bauer, Martine Bellen, Richard Berengarten, Amanda Berenguer, Bill Berkson, Kenneth Bernard, Charles Bernstein, Arno Bertina, Concepciòn Bertone, Greg Biglieri, Breka Blakeslee, Robin Blaser, Jorge Bocanera, Cornel Bonca, Curtis Bonney, Adrianna Borga, Alicia Borinsky, Daniel Borzutsky, Matt Briggs, David Bromige, Rebecca Brown, Colin Browne, Laynie Browne, Pedro Calderón, Sarah Campbell, Leah Candelaria-Taylor, Ernesto Cardenal, Julie Carr, Kevin Casey, Antoine Cazé, Paul Celan, Marie Chaix, Jaq Chartier, Flore Chevallier, Marc Chénetier, Claro, Lynn Coffin, Joshua Cohen, Jaclyn Cole, Daniel Comisky, Hiber Conteris, Martha Cooley, Robert Coover, Cid Corman, Robert C.L. Crawfold--yes, but what is a "screw in the shoe?"