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| Eduardo Santiago |
Midnight Rumba
[An excerpt from the novel + an interview, a review, and more]
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List of Featured Links in the blue column at right changes in each issue.
(Note: All out-links open in a new window.) These links are featured for
Fall 2014:
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| Stephen Graf |
‘Fiendishly Deadpan Pleasure’: Michael Brodsky
Reflects on Translating Eleuthéria
The Beckett Circle (26 October 2012)
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| Zalin Grant |
Dana & Louise: A War Couple
Zalin Grant’s War Tales (Pythia Press, 2009)
The story of Louise Stone’s search for her husband Dana Stone, after he and
fellow photo-journalist Sean Flynn disappeared in Vietnam on 6 April 1970
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| Michael Limnios |
LA poet/photographer
Alexis Rhone Fancher talks about the progressive line between music and poetry
blues.gr (31 July 2013)
An interview by Michael Limnios, with photographs by Alexis Rhone Fancher
“Poetry is written to be read aloud. I always read my work aloud as I write.
Poetry is about cadence, rhythm, line. Just like music. The jazz and blues culture
speaks to the world through the American experience that created it. Our gift to
the world. America’s on going poem to the universe.”
—Alexis Rhone Fancher, poetry editor of Cultural Weekly, and author
of How I Lost My Virginity to Michael Cohen and Other Heart Stab Poems
(Sybaritic Press, 2014)
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| Mary Strachan Scriver |
Tom Sheehan: A Two-Gun Writer and Poet
prairiemary blog (30 October 2014)
“‘Enjoy’ is for pie. This work is not bakery goods: not sweet, not
consumable, not for easy praise.... They make movies about such lives [as his] with grand
old actors—Paul Newman or Clint Eastwood—playing the lead but they are never
supposed to be poets...”
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| Duff Brenna |
Beneath the Neon Egg
[a novel by Thomas E. Kennedy]
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Letters to the Grandchildren
[essays by Skip Eisiminger]
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Pirates You Don’t Know, and Other Adventures
in the Examined Life: Collected Essays
[by John Griswold, aka Oronte Churm]
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| Clare MacQueen |
Describing the Indescribable
[Review of Thomas F. Sheehan’s collection of short stories, In the
Garden of Long Shadows]
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| Arlene Sanders |
Midnight Rumba
[a novel by Eduardo Santiago]
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| Karsten Bjarnholt |
[Poems translated from the Danish by
Thomas E. Kennedy] |
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Devils |
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Hitler |
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Power |
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The Dandelion’s Root
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