wherever the dung is
Posted to Action Poetry
by judih on 2001-04-09 21:08:00
youve got the holy
the more putrid
the bigger the treasure
just be
ready
for
all the shit
Diane Di Prima's Revolutionary Letters
by Marc Eliot Stein Monday, October 26, 2020 09:18 am
Excerpts from Diane di Prima's "Revolutionary Letters".
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by Marc Eliot Stein Sunday, December 20, 2020 08:42 am
I took the #WidemanChallenge, in which a few literary critics, bloggers and journalists spent the end of 2020 calling attention to a writer that too few people know about: John Edgar Wideman, an important voice from the Rust Belt whose works are keenly relevant in the year of George Floyd. Here's what happened when I read two of his books.
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Diane Di Prima's Revolutionary Letters
by Marc Eliot Stein Monday, October 26, 2020 09:18 am
Excerpts from Diane di Prima's "Revolutionary Letters".
The Walls Of Our Cage: Reading John Edgar Wideman
by Marc Eliot Stein Sunday, December 20, 2020 08:42 am
I took the #WidemanChallenge, in which a few literary critics, bloggers and journalists spent the end of 2020 calling attention to a writer that too few people know about: John Edgar Wideman, an important voice from the Rust Belt whose works are keenly relevant in the year of George Floyd. Here's what happened when I read two of his books.
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