Every so often, a major poetry prize will go to someone quite out of the mainstream of US American poetry. Last week it was Rae Armantrout winning the Pulitzer Prize. I had a chance to see her at the Buddhist Center in San Diego a few years ago with Eileen Myles and Jerome Rothenberg.
You can hear her read at the 92nd St Y in NYC here.
Congrats, Rae.
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papers * live writing * poets theater * sound art * talk-based poetics * voice art * physical theater and digital text * collaboration * polylingualism * lyric meditations * writing interventions * sound poetry * visual poetry * eco-poetics * text-based installation
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Stan Apps • Oana Avasilichioaei • Mike Basinski • Holly Bass • John M. Bennett • Black Took Collective • Sean Bonney • Tammy Brown • Mairéad Byrne • cris cheek • Daniel Citro • A.M.J. Crawford • Jordan Dalton • Maria Damon • Ian Davidson • Ryan Downey • Lara Glenum • Alan Golding • K. Lorraine Graham • Duriel Harris • Carla Harryman • Jeff Hilson • Jen Hofer • Josef Horaçek • William R. Howe • Jade Hudson • Christine Hume • Peter Jaeger • Mark Jeffery • Bonnie Jones • Pierre Joris • Adeena Karasick • KBD sonic collective • Brian Kincaid • A. J. Patrick Liszkiewicz • José Luna • Dawn Lundy-Martin • Mel Nichols • Hoa Nguyen • Chris Mann • Monica Mody • K. Silem Mohammad • Laura Moriarty • Judd Morrissey • Erin Mouré • Jason Nelson • Mel Nichols • Tom Orange • Jessica Ponto • Luke Roberts • Jaime Robles • Ric Royer • Linda Russo • Lisa Samuels • Standard Schaefer • Jonathan Skinner • Danny Snelson • Todd Seabrook • Jessica Smith • Rod Smith • Kate Sopko • Rodrigo Toscano • Lawrence Upton • Catherine Wagner • Mark Wallace • Dana Ward • Barrett Watten • Brian Whitener • Steve Willey • Tyrone Williams • Ronaldo Wilson
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Thursday, April 22, 2010 at 11:15pm
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Tonight at 7P, Living Room. We had 13 people last week for Flavia Rocha & who knows what’ll happen tonight? Details here.
Click above for the amazing poster promoting my return to Auburn to read from A Time Before Slaughter, Friday, May 21, 2010 at 7:30PM. The White River Valley Museum is at 918 H St. S.E., Auburn, WA. www.wrvmuseum.org for directions or more information on the museum’s fine work. Their assistance was invaluable for this project.
