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The Unleashment; “Ex Nihilo” by Paul Stubbs, “Clarities” by Blandine Longre
Black Herald Press 2010 Paul Stubbs introduces his new long poem Ex Nihilo by explaining that “this is a poem of a poem happening, with the very first ‘form,’ a creation ‘felt’ by me into existence.” Indeed, the poem, as … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew O'Donnell, Black Herald Press, Blandine Longre, Clarities, Ex Nihilo, Paul Stubbs, poetry, The Fiend
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Review of “Anticline” by Clayton Eshleman
Anticline Clayton Eshleman Black Widow Press, 2010 – 181 pages Clayton Eshleman is one of America’s most pivotal visionary poets writing today, a word-creator and a language inventor whose work has delved deeper than nearly anyone else into the strata … Continue reading
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The Mirage of Poetic Evolution in Britain Since Eliot
by Paul Stubbs (article first published in 3:AM magazine, August 2009, re-printed here with minor amendments) When does poetry begin to capitulate? turn back in on itself? When it fails to assimilate the new, the foreign, when in the words … Continue reading
Return to the Light: “Bright Dusky Bright” by Eeva Liisa Manner
Translated by Emily Jeremiah – Waterloo Press 2009 When reading the poems of Eeva-Liisa Manner, and discovering the landscapes that gave birth to them, I am reminded of these lines by the great Finnish/Swedish poet Edith Sodergran, lines in fact … Continue reading
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Tagged Bright Dusky Bright, Eeva-Liisa Manner, Emily Jeremiah, Paul Stubbs, poetry, The Fiend, translation, Waterloo Press
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