August 2011
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UbuWeb's Visual Poetry Archive →
UbuWeb’s new visual poetry archive has .pdfs of all issues of Poor.Old.Tired.Horse.
Aug 31st
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“BUY NOW BUY NOW BUY NOW BUY NOW BUY NOW NEW CAR NOW NEW CAR NOW NEW CAR NOW YES...”
– from J.G. Ballard, ‘The Subliminal Man’
Aug 30th
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“The absolute rule of thought is to return the world as we received it:...”
– from Jean Baudrillard, ‘Radical Thought’
Aug 29th
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David Underdown's 'Time Lines': Review
David Underdown / Time Lines £7.99 / Cinnamon Press / ISBN: 978-1-907090-38-7 Some of the poems in Time Lines can be found here, as well as recordings by the poet. As the title suggests, David Underdown’s debut collection Time Lines is focussed upon the theme of time & memory. Over the forty two neatly crafted poems, Underdown explores the universal milestones of life in man &...
Aug 25th
Poetry by Emily Dickinson →
Aug 24th
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William Skidelsky on 'The True Price of... →
Aug 5th
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Veer About 2010-2011: Free PDF poetry journal →
Veer Books, the press linked to Birkbeck College, has a free PDF journal of experimental poetry: Veer About 2010-2011 has been specifically designed as an online PDF publication, with fully clickable contents page, and embedded video, audio and visual work, in addition to text.  You can download it here.
Aug 4th
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Halfcircle Website →
Halfcircle has a new website from which you can order all three issues of the journal. There are also PDFs of numbers one & two (the latter I reviewed here).
Aug 4th
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Aug 3rd
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“Guttler, a very rich man too many avaricious, commonly he was travel at a horse,...”
– from English As She Is Spoke (1883), Pedro Carolino and José da Fonseca
Aug 2nd
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“Hamlet was a young man very nervous. He was always dressed in black because his...”
– from English as She Is Taught: Genuine Answers to Examination Questions in Our Public Schools (1887)
Aug 2nd
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Ernie Lepore in the NY Times: Poetry, Medium and... →
Here is a question that has been confounding or even infuriating poets for eons. So what is your poem about?
Aug 2nd
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