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  • Now published: “The Morning Line” by David Lehman

    September 15, 2021

    September 15, 2021. Pittsburgh, PA. — The University of Pittsburgh Press announces the publication of David Lehman's new book of poems: <<<The Morning Line is David Lehman’s most ambitious book to date, combining wit,…

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  • Chris Mansell [introduced by Thomas Moody]

    September 15, 2021

    I'm on vacation this week, but I thought I'd leave you with this classic by Chris Mansell. Just a few notes: Penrith is a city to the west of Sydney (technically it is a…

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  • Get your imaginations out: the case for a performance cure in Paris [by Paul Tracy Danison]

    September 15, 2021

      "Les Merveilles", Clédat&Petitpierre. Photo© Y.Clédat Belmondo is dead! I’ve put up mosquito netting around the bed to protect Karine and, though mosquitoes have heretofore been thought to turn their proboscises from a knave’s…

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  • “No Day Without Revision” [by David Shapiro]

    September 15, 2021

    Date: Sep 15, 2007 9:44 PM No Day Without Revision  for DCLehman How fast do you writeas if that means anythinghaiku, slowly crawl if Zeno's correctwe will never reach Fujihigh views of New York…

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  • Stephanie Paterik: Finding Success in Business & Creativity with the Editor-in-Chief of Adweek 

    September 14, 2021

    Stephanie Paterik, editor in chief and senior vice president of Adweek (as well as a contributor to the BAP blog), on the role the study of poetry has played in her career: Why Not…

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  • Amiri Baraka Catching Up With Himself [by Vincent Katz]

    September 14, 2021

    One day, a year or so ago, Oliver said to me, in passing, “I need to read some Baraka.” When someone, especially someone close to me, says something like that, I leap into action.…

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