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Re: Should Poetry Critics Go Negative?4 comments

David Moolten wrote 2 weeks ago: I think part of the problem with modern “criticism” is that much of it isn’t reall … more →

Tags: Books, Poetry, Society, Art, criticism, critics, Huffingon Post, Literature, Poem

WHO KILLED JOHN KEATS? 'TWAS ONE OF MY FEATS1 comment

thomasbrady wrote 3 weeks ago: Pardon us as we take a fanciful page from the book of George Gordon, Lord Byron. …… … more →

Tags: Thomas Brady, Alan Cordle, Foetry, Harold Bloom, monday love, Scarriet, Edgar Allan Poe, Joan Houlihan, John Keats

PEDANTS OF POETRY: THE TOP TEN2 comments

thomasbrady wrote 2 months ago: ~ ~ Paul Valery (top), Polonius & T.S. Eliot The last 100 years have seen more pedantry in poetr … more →

Tags: Ezra Pound, Harold Bloom, make it new, T. S. Eliot, Yvor Winters, Percy Bysshe Shelley, charles bernstein, Socrates, William Butler Yeats

A DEFENSE OF POETRY...SORT OF.4 comments

thomasbrady wrote 2 months ago: A great deal of 19th century verse is wretched—exposure to poorly written rhyme will naturally push … more →

Tags: Edgar Allan Poe, T. S. Eliot, Percy Bysshe Shelley, Stephen Burt, John Keats, Imagists, William Carlos Williams, Haiku, Modernism

THE PROZAC CRITIC29 comments

thomasbrady wrote 2 months ago: In a recent article, Poetry and Project Runway, on the Poetry Foundation’s Website, Stephen Bu … more →

Tags: Scarriet, Stephen Burt, John Keats, ron silliman, I.A. Richards, fanny brawne, Lilly Pharmaceutical, prozac

ONE MORE LOOK AT ALABAMA

thomasbrady wrote 3 months ago: “Stars fell on Alabama”   –Old song As promised, here’s the Final Part 5 rep … more →

Tags: T. S. Eliot, charles bernstein, Gerald Stern, Louis Simpson, Marjorie Perloff, Modernism, bloomsbury, Cambridge Apostles, French Theory

LANGPO SLAYS OFFICIAL VERSE CULTURE AS VENDLER GOES OVER TO BERNSTEIN

thomasbrady wrote 3 months ago: BAMA PANEL IV:  SURVIVAL OF THE DIMMEST? The Alabama Panel 25 years ago this month was essentially a … more →

Tags: Blog:Harriet, Poetry Foundation, Thomas Brady, John Ashbery, Alan Cordle, Foetry, Ezra Pound, Harold Bloom, monday love

ZOMBIE MODERNISM, FASCIST FUTURISM "WAR--THE WORLD'S ONLY HYGIENE"3 comments

thomasbrady wrote 3 months ago:               The Zombie-Modernists are: 1. Ignorant of material, social, political, elitist origins … more →

Tags: Blog:Harriet, Thomas Brady, Ezra Pound, make it new, Scarriet, Fugitives, T. S. Eliot, modern poetry, Ford Maddox Ford

HELEN VENDLER AS DR. PHIL: THE CRITICISM OF EMPATHY AND SUCK-UP 6 comments

thomasbrady wrote 3 months ago: THE DOCTOR WILL SEE YOU NOW! ………………………. In her … more →

Tags: make it new, Abigail Deutsch, Blog:Harriet, charles bernstein, Ezra Pound, Foetry, Marjorie Perloff, modern poetry, Scarriet

DANCING WITH THE STARS: Percy Shelley spins Joan Houlihan. Judge Helen Vendler slips, but does she fall?6 comments

Christopher Woodman wrote 3 months ago: For Scarriet’s many  friends from the U.K. and Down-under,  Dancing with the Stars is a popula … more →

Tags: Thomas Brady, monday love, Scarriet, Joan Houlihan, Percy Bysshe Shelley, charles bernstein, Dancing With the Stars

MULTICULTURAL WRATH IN ALABAMA: LEVERTOV SCOLDS PANEL3 comments

thomasbrady wrote 3 months ago: BAMA PANEL III:  Indeed, Denise Levertov is increasingly appalled… The third in a series of 5 … more →

Tags: Thomas Brady, Foetry, Scarriet, T. S. Eliot, modern poetry, charles bernstein, Gerald Stern, Iowa Writers' Workshop, Annie Finch

'BAMA CONFERENCE, PART II: HELEN VENDLER, LOUIS SIMPSON

thomasbrady wrote 3 months ago: BAMA PANEL II:  Foetry covered up in leaves, Vendler style. The second in a series of 5 articles on … more →

Tags: Thomas Brady, Foetry, Scarriet, T. S. Eliot, modern poetry, charles bernstein, Gerald Stern, Iowa Writers' Workshop, Annie Finch

25 YEARS ON: FOETICS DOMINATES 1984 ALABAMA POETRY CONFERENCE

thomasbrady wrote 3 months ago: BAMA PANEL I:  Charles Bernstein does NOT name the ‘Official Poetry Policemen.’ The firs … more →

Tags: Thomas Brady, Alan Cordle, Foetry, Scarriet, T. S. Eliot, modern poetry, charles bernstein, Gerald Stern, Iowa Writers' Workshop

The Place of Place: Besmilr Brigham's Run Through Rock

rogueembryo wrote 4 months ago: (See my previous post for Brigham’s complete poem.)   The Place of Place: Besmilr Brigham … more →

Tags: Poetry, Geography, Besmilr Brigham, Miles Richardson, james clifford, "Akhil Gupta", James Ferguson, Arjun Appadurai, Margaret Rodman

From The NY Times Via A & L Daily: Helen Vendler On Wallace Stevens 'The Plain Sense Of Things'

chr1 wrote 5 months ago: Full review here. Vendler reviewed John Serio’s new “Selected Poems”  of Wallace S … more →

Tags: Public Debate, Art, Poetry, media, Current Events, Wallace Stevens, John Serio, NY Times Book Review

The Stevensian Sense2 comments

Deborah Barlow wrote 5 months ago: Wallace Stevens, right, with Robert Frost in Key West, circa 1940 (Photo, Alfred A. Knopf) In today … more →

Tags: Poetry, Wallace Stevens, John Serio

of fish and fishermen

ottiliemignon wrote 8 months ago: A while ago we sent out the following notice (we’re going public) calling on all to submit to … more →

Tags: Cultural criticism, Stanley Fish, consumerism, Liberalism, individuality

Robert Frost's "The Pasture"2 comments

upinvermont wrote 9 months ago: July 18, 2009: New Post – Robert Frost’s “Out, Out” June 6 2009: Tweaked and … more →

Tags: About Colloquialism in Poetry, Anthimeria, Iambic Pentameter, Iambic Tetrameter, Internal Rhyme, rhyme, Robert Frost, anthimeria, Best Poetry Blog

W.B. Yeats & Long Legged Fly: Meaning & Meter2 comments

upinvermont wrote 11 months ago: Some Good References I’ve been wanting to study some Yeats. Many of his greatest poems are wri … more →

Tags: CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE, criticism, Formal Poetry, Iambic Dimeter, Iambic Pentameter, Iambic Tetrameter, iambic trimeter, Meter, Poetry


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