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Magazine Interview with Bob by Gerald Hausman
Woodburners We Recommend / 2008 / Reviews by Bob Arnold updated July 22, 2008
Woodburners We Recommend / 2007 / Reviews by Bob Arnold
Woodburners We Recommend / 2006 / Reviews by Bob Arnold
Woodburners We Recommend / 2005 / Reviews by Bob Arnold
Woodburners We Recommend / 2004 / Reviews by Bob Arnold
Woodburners We Recommend Publications 2007
As an act of goodwill and for poetry - Longhouse will be sending out complete publications - online - of one poet we have published in booklet form for everyone to share. It's a way of giving back to many of you who have sent to us poems, letters, purchases and the same goodwill over the years. The series will fly in under the banner of our Woodburners We Recommend. It should also be felt as a certain warmth in memory of our close friend and long time working companion Cid Corman. Each monthly booklet will also be available for purchase from Longhouse. Issued in a very limited keepsake edition of 50 copies. Some signed copies will also be available. For those readers that travel back as far as 1972 when Longhouse began, you know poetry was released like bandits by the day, by the week, by the month, and always free. We have never taken on grants and meant poetry to be seen & heard & on poetry terms. For the years 2004-7, and within the universal cyber cosmos, we would like to share a dozen poets with you....and only ask that you share them
further.
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Report From the Field :
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George Evans ~ Only The Naked Shall Fly
An Interview with Stephen-Paul Martin by Kirpal Gordon
Gleanings & Fragments ~ Kim Dorman
X Country: Touring the Nation with Jazz & Poetry, Election Season '04 by Kirpal Gordon
2003's Year-in-Review: A New York Jazz Report by Kirpal Gordon
Books About Native America, Animals, Mythology,
and West Indian Culture.Gerald Hausman is author and storyteller of both adult and children's books. He makes school visits for storytelling in your area. His books have received many awards in the category of Native America, Mythology, and West Indian culture
Visit
Amargosa
(music & more). Amargosa's premiere CD now available!
Ruminations, intimations, protestations, and proclamations on the subject of poetry in the broadest sense
THE END OF ORIGIN
A TRIBUTE TO
CID CORMAN
INTRODUCTION - For many artists there stands an iconic figure that embodies the fruition of our own dreams and goals, a person who exemplifies our best intentions to lead a creative and meaningful life. In many ways, this is how I came to view Cid Corman over the years after meeting him in 1995, in Boulder, Colorado. The more I would come to know Cid, through his life story and his writing, the more I would find him to be the kind of man I hoped I would be someday prolific in his art, contemplative, connected, happy.
Through the Music Gallery
(art and more) now on the web
Published by Longhouse (with two titles and in the Origin Sixth Series as well), go and visit Cralan Kelder at his site : AUTHOR | POEMS | PUBLICATIONS | VERSAL | PERFORMANCES | DIARY | PHOTOS
Check out the clean-lined site for Coyote's Journal - A bibliography of all Coyote Books titles, both in and out of print, with cover images, selected extracts/blurbs, and prices of available books. Between James Koller and Maggie Brown this publication has been prowling since 1964. That's the year The Beatles hit America. Bob Dylan would record "Desolation Row" the following year. (~ from Woodburners by Bob Arnold)
Big Bridge - Editor: Michael Rothenberg. Truly a huge webzine "of poetry and everything else".
A weblog focused on contemporary poetry and poetics by Ron Silliman ~ day in, day out ....
Rivendell Literary Arts Journal - online selections from its current Winter 2002/3 issue edited by Sebastian Matthews - " .. Each issue of RIVENDELL will focus on a specific place out of which art is made and enjoyed: a geographic location, a community, a shared sensibility. Twice a year, we will gather together poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, original artwork, and criticism from this region to create an exciting "multilingual" conversation. RIVENDELL is also proud to introduce a new genre: "dispatches." Part prose poem, part short short, these "reports from the front lines of everyday life" will add an eclectic, quirky, unexpected element to the mix... " (Sebastian Matthews, Rivendell)
Gerard Malanga - "Gerard Malanga, poet, photographer and filmmaker, worked closely with Andy Warhol during the artist's most creative period in the mid-Sixties. His several books of poetry, ranging from chic death (1971) to Mythologies of the Heart (1996), have earned him worldwide recognition..." read on at this site ....
