Monthly Archives: July 2010

New Charles Olson; Projective Verse II

Posted on July 9, 2010 by Splabman

Charles Olson, The Principle of Measure in Composition by Field: Projective Verse II, ed. by Joshua Hoeynck Work from the Olson archive, an important edition to the original Projective Verse essay by Olson. ISBN 9780925904959 56 pages $15 “A poem … Continue reading →

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Negotiating the social bond of poetics (Louis Cabri Workshop in Vancouver, BC)

Posted on July 6, 2010 by Splabman

Negotiating the social bond of poetics—KSW Reading and Critical Workshop series. Louis Cabri’s new chapbooks are What Is Venice? (Wrinkle Press) and —that can’t (Nomados). Recent poetry appears in jacketmagazine.com, Rampike and (together with a dialogue with Roger Farr) The … Continue reading →

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Jack Kerouac School in Trouble

Posted on July 6, 2010 by Splabman

Message from Anne Waldman and Lisa Birman Dear Community & Friends of the Jack Kerouac School: Lisa Birman and I are writing to you from the Summer Writing Program Office.  We know that the Naropa environment has suffered because of … Continue reading →

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John Olson Reviews An Dantomine Eerly

Posted on July 6, 2010 by Splabman

John Olson is one of the most astute reviewers and writers in Seattle. His use of language is virtuosic. Today he takes on the work of a 24 year old novelist, Jarret Middleton. Here’s an excerpt of the review: What … Continue reading →

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