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Page 27 from Issue 97

then, and it is how I would like to think today. Meanwhile, however, too many sad incidents in Romania ... and never denied-seemed a purely personal matter that concerned no one but me. That is how I thought ... about it, to realize that rather few people see things as I do and that I may have been wrong in not ...
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Page 164 from Issue 80

Page 164 from Issue 80 important would have been finally to believe that what others liked or ... experience. They would also be unlikely to see why Kierkegaard seemed, partly as a result of his having ... longer reads such material. For him, 164 Issue 80 page ...
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Martin Preib: Interview

Laura Briskman
it emerge? MP: Well, when I was in college the Beats were kind of all the rage. I tried to read them, ... when I was a kid, partly because I read Kerouac and believed that all this enlightenment would come ... I’ve been very confused in my life. I’ve been very uncertain which way to go. I was just in the service ...
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Page 156 from Issue 114

maid, but without pay. If I had known how it would go I think I would have lived alone. DS: These poems ... Page 156 from Issue 114 very vulgar things within it that no one else had ever thought of doing. ... to, no one to verify what I was doing. And it's been 30 years since I was in Vietnam and ...
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Page 362 from Issue 27

want to read him. When Olga Carlisle included Denise Levertov's fine translation of his poem ... essays." And yet, if we were to take a count, there would probably be fewer people in the world today who ... Vladimir Nabokov put it when I informed him of my interest in Poplavsky: "Yes, write something ...
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Karen Rigby: Interview

Maryanne Hannan
everyone. It has been described as dense; I’m aware of that response, so I wouldn’t say “I hope everyone ... reads it.” There is seldom an “everyone”—more often a specific someone, ideally the person that needed ... accessible...” and went on to write that he reread the book after finishing it. That, for me, has been the most ...
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Ian Heames: Interview

Jacob Comerci
, “Persephone,” considers how a tendency of the poem “assuages conditions I took it to show and inspect.” This is ... expertise. Without his help it would never have been possible for the press to make books in this way. After ... from a different time and place. TQO: It seems that throughout your chapbook there lies an interest in ...
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Page 190 from Issue 110-111

say. But it also seems to me to be true to the tone of Rilke's poem. At least I persuade ... street people in that section of my book. "Asshole" seemed to me what the voice would ... the origi­ nal bodily over the line. It's a form of reading, of interpretation, but my hope ...
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Page 74 from Issue 95

Winter 1995/96
that occurs to you. I've been very lucky. I've never had one of those terrible ... might mean I would never become the amazing poet I had seemed destined to become. I had just gotten ... read, pages uncut, and I poured over that. I'd been trying to write poetry for ten years, and ...
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Discipline and Distraction

Matt Wood
internet is and how he can't concentrate on more than one paragraph when reading online, I think to ... books I read now are e-books. Maybe it's just practice, but it doesn't seem like much of ... a different experience. In fact, it's often more convenient because I can always find something to read ...

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