Announcing Jacket 35 -- Early 2008
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Editor: John Tranter - Associate Editor: Pam Brown
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“There are only 10 kinds of computer programmers:
those who know binary and those who don’t.”
======================= Feature: Omar Pérez
Kristin Dykstra: On Omar Pérez, b. Havana, 1964
Cuban poet Omar Pérez in conversation with Kent Johnson, 2007
Kristin Dykstra: Gossiping Cuba: Omar Pérez and the Name of the Father
Omar Pérez: Eight poems from the manuscript «Lingua Franca» translated by Kristin Dykstra
Omar Pérez: Selections from «Heard about the fighting cat?» (Poems 1994–1998), translated by Kristin Dykstra
Omar Pérez and Kristin Dykstra: Germanía / Germaniadified (detranslations), a poem in English and Spanish.
Omar Pérez: Bibliography and Links to English-Language Internet Resources
======================= Feature: Sarajevo
Kent Johnson: The Fountain Where One’s Name Is Changed: Notes from the Sarajevo Poetry Days Conference, May 2007 [25 pages]
======================= Articles: 200 pages
Robert Bond: Babylon Afterburn: Adventures in Iain Sinclair’s «The Firewall» [30 pages]
On the Taipei avant-garde: Is This the End of «Poetry Now»? An essay by Steve Bradbury, with seventeen poems and an audio file [17 pages]
John Cunningham: Dance of Words: The poetry of John Newlove [4 pages]
Alan Davies: To Call Them by Their Dead Name (on Emanuel Carnevali) [21 pages]
Lawrence Giffin: Political Topology in Contemporary North American Poetry: Rod Smith’s «Deed» [20 pages]
Rod Smith: «Deed», reviewed by Matthew M. Gagnon [6 pages]
Michael Gottlieb: «Jobs of the Poets» [15 pages]
John Hennessy: Poetry’s Share: Don Share — Established Editor, Emerging Poet [9 pages]
Jason Morris: The Time Between Time: Messianism & the Promise of a “New Sincerity” [20 pages]
Nate Pritts: my memory is the history of time: Towards a Theory of Time in Olson [5 pages]
Susan M. Schultz: Dementia Blog (January 2007-December 2006) [15 pages]
Rebecca A Smith: Barry MacSweeney and the Bunting Influence: ‘A key figure in his literary universe’? [32 pages]
Jason Stumpf: Essay: Of Lyric Poetry [2 pages, but very pungent]
======================= Poems
Two Russian Poets, translated by Peter Golub: Eugenia Ritz and Andrei Sen-Senkov
Tom Clark: Seven poems
Rachel Blau DuPlessis: Draft 88: X-Posting
Rachel Blau DuPlessis: Draft 89: Interrogation
Liam Ferney: Cl
Angela Gardner: Three poems: Now that I am in Madrid and can think / Fade / when I leave the clouds
Barbara Henning: Five stories
Christopher (Kit) Kelen: Four poems after the Tang poet, Meng Jiao
Amy King: Four poems: The Arm of Eden / Where Bullfinches Go to Defy / Two if by Land, I Do / A Martyrdom Should Behave Us All
John Kinsella: Four poems: Graphology 676 (December 2007) / Graphology 688 / Graphology 698 / Graphology 699: Baudelaire
Ron Koertge: Three ghazals: Around the bush; Drinks; Gizmo
Federico Garcia Lorca: Two poems, translated by Gilbert Wesley Purdy: Gacela del Amor Imprevisto, and Casida de los Ramos
Gregory O’Brien: Wet Jacket Arm
Peter Robinson: Two poems: Graffiti Service / At the Institute
Tracy Ryan: Watching Brel
Lisa Samuels: Three poems: This bus kneels on request; Art’s fire sale; True likeness
Mitch Sisskind: Like A Monkey
William Stobb: Four poems: In a Mountain Pasture; Some Purple; Release; In/and
Matthew Tierney: Two poems: Batt & Roll; Perpetual Motion Machine
Kirsten Tranter: en route
Roger Van Voorhees: The Red Rolodex
Ouyang Yu: Two poems, translated by John Kinsella
======================= Interviews: 175 pages
Paris, 1968: Structuralism and linguistics: Émile Benveniste in conversation with Pierre Daix, 1968, translated by Matt Reeck [18 pages]
‘Come to Think of It, the Imagination’:
British poet Roy Fisher in Conversation with John Kerrigan [30 pages]
US poets Robert Grenier and Charles Bernstein: A Conversation, illustrated [76 pages]
Cuban poet José Kozer in conversation with Nicolás Mansito III, 28 December 2007 [17 pages]
Inventing Bablyon: Dmitry Kuzmin in conversation with Peter Golub on contemporary movements in Russian poetry [12 pages]
British poet Peter Riley in conversation with Todd Nathan Thorpe [21 pages]
======================= Reviews
Various authors: «The Grand Piano Project : Part 4:» San Francisco, 1975–80, reviewed by James Sherry
Fictitions: reviewed by Micaela Morrissette: Jesse Ball: «Samedi the Deafness»; Jenny Erpenbeck: «The Book of Words»; Daniel Grandbois: «Unlucky Lucky Days»; Joyelle McSweeney: «Flet»; Yannick Murphy: «Signed, Mata Hari»; Cees Nooteboom: «Lost Paradise»; Alice Sebold: «The Almost Moon»; T.H. White: «The Goshawk»; all reviewed by Micaela Morrissette
Rae Armantrout: «Next Life», reviewed by Kristina Marie Darling
Michael Ayres: «Kinetic» reviewed by Alistair Noon
Rachel Tzvia Back: «On Ruins and Return» reviewed by Andrew Mossin
Rachel Blau DuPlessis: «Torques: Drafts 58—76», reviewed by Patrick F. Durgin
Stephen Burt: «Parallel Play: Poems», reviewed by Michael Aiken
Mahmoud Darwish: «The Butterfly’s Burden», reviewed by Philip Metres
Angela Gardner: «Parts of Speech», reviewed by Pam Brown
Johannes Göransson: «A New Quarantine Will Take My Place», reviewed by Sean Kilpatrick
Noah Eli Gordon: «A Fiddle Pulled from the Throat of a Sparrow», reviewed by Andrew Grace
Arpine Konyalian Grenier: «Part, Part Euphrates», reviewed by Celia Lisset Alvarez
Anthony Hawley: »The Concerto Form», reviewed by Andrew Rippeon
Cath Kenneally: «Ci Vediamo», reviewed by Michael Aiken
Jennifer L. Knox: «Drunk By Noon», reviewed by John Findura
Ruth Lepson and Walter Crump: «Morphology», reviewed by John Mercuri Dooley
Lewis MacAdams: «The River: Books One, Two, and Three», reviewed by Patrick James Dunagan
Duncan McNaughton: «Bounce», a note by Robert Grenier
Paul Metcalf: «Collected Works», reviewed by David McCooey.
Philip Metres: «To See the Earth», reviewed by Christopher Kempf
Stephen Paul Miller: «Being with a Bullet» reviewed by Thomas Fink
Maggie Nelson: «Women, the New York School, and Other True Abstractions», reviewed by Andrew Epstein
«OCHO» # 14, guest ed. Nick Piombino, reviewed by Nicholas Manning
«OCHO» # 15, ed. Francisco Aragón, reviewed by Craig Santos Perez
George Oppen: «Selected Prose, Daybooks, and Papers» Edited and with an Introduction by Stephen Cope; reviewed by Michael Heller: “Towards the Incomplete Work: A Note on Oppen’s «Daybooks»”
Ted Pelton: «Malcolm & Jack: and other famous American criminals», reviewed by Matthew Hotham
Claudia Rankine and Lisa Sewell, Eds., «American Poets in the Twenty-first Century: The New Poetics», reviewed by Andrew Browne
Sarah Riggs: «Waterwork», and «chain of minuscule decisions in the form of a feeling», reviewed by Tim Wright
Adrienne Rich: «Telephone Ringing in the Labyrinth», reviewed by Jill M. Neziri
Peter Robinson: «The Look of Goodbye: Poems 2001—2006» reviewed by Ben Hickman
Leonard Schwartz: «Ear and Ethos», reviewed by Christine Pagnoulle
Louis Zukofsky
Mark Scroggins: «The Poem of A Life: A Biography of Louis Zukofksy», reviewed by Nicholas Manning
Jeffrey Side: «Carrier of The Seed» reviewed by Pam Brown
Dale Smith: «Susquehanna», reviewed by David Hadbawnik
Jordan Stempleman: «Facings», reviewed by Adam Fieled
Keston Sutherland: «Hot White Andy», reviewed by John Wilkinson: Mandarin Ducks and Chee-chee Chokes
Eileen Tabios: «I Take Thee, English, for My Beloved», reviewed by Anny Ballardini
======================= The Dusie Kollektiv Chapbook Series
Susana Gardner: Preface: Some of the Spineless
Nicole Mauro: Introduction:
Samar Abulhassan: Farah
Jules Boykoff: from The Slow Motion Underneath
Eli Queen and Jessica Bozek: correspondence
Joseph Cooper: «Memory/Incision»,
or as it is now called, «Touch Me»
Michelle Detorie: Selection from
Dusie chap «Bellum Letters»
Susana Gardner:: «EBB PORT»
Giles Goodland:Page 32 (poem 1931) line 15: insert double line space after the word ‘soup’: delete semi-colon
Jared Hayes: CaGeD
Anne Heide: An Instant of Flight
Jen Hofer: going going
Paul Klinger: Occasion in the Mosaic Distance
Carrie Hunter: Kine(sta)sis
Alana Madison: Two poems
Marci Nelligan: From «Specimen»
Kaia Sand: «tiny arctic ice»
Kathrin U. Schaeppi: «A Frog Jumps In»
Dusie Kollektiv Contributors, 2007
Further thoughts on the cultural labor of poetry and art. Not merely "is it good?," but "what has it accomplished?"...reviews of recent poetry collections; selected poems and art dealing with war/peace/social change; reviews of poetry readings; links to political commentary (particularly on conflicts in the Middle East); youtubed performances of music, demos, and other audio-video nuggets dealing with peaceful change, dissent and resistance.
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Announcing Jacket 35
The tireless John Tranter and Pam Brown produce another iteration of Jacket. Amazing journal, really thorough reviews, essays, poems. You can find my piece on The Butterfly's Burden by Mahmoud Darwish, as well as a review of To See the Earth, in this one.
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