May 5, 2010
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EDITOR’S INTRODUCTION
By Eileen Tabios
NEW REVIEWS
Crag Hill reviews SHOULDER SEASON by Ange Mlinko
Steven Fama reviews MUCH LIKE YOU SHARK by Logan Ryan Smith
Patrick James Dunagan reviews FROM THE CANYON OUTWARD by Neeli Cherkovski; THE PLEROMA by Vincent Ferrini; THIRSTING FOR PEACE IN A RAGING CENTURY: SELECTED POEMS 1961-1985 (NEW & REVISED EDITION) by Edward Sanders; LET’S NOT KEEP FIGHTING THE TROJAN WAR: NEW AND SELECTED POEMS 1986-2009 by Edward Sanders; BODY CLOCK by Eleni Sikelianos; and LEAVES OF GRASS, 1860: THE 150TH ANNIVERSARY FACSIMILE EDITION by Walt Whitman, edited by Jason Stacy
Kristen Orser reviews THE LAST 4 THINGS by Kate Greenstreet
Richard Kostelanetz reviews POESIE DER ENTSCHLEUNIGUNG: EIN LESEBUCH by Robert Lax, Ed. Sigrid Hauff
Jim McCrary reviews MONDO CRAMPO by Juliet Cook; SILVERONDA by Lucy Harvest Clarke; THE CONTORTIONS by Nicole Mauro; GOODNIGHT VOICE by Dana Ward; GUTTER CATHOLIC LOVE SONG by Joseph Wood; and MY DAY AIMLESSLY WALKING VANCOUVER, WASH by James Yeary, illustrated by Nate Orton
John Herbert Cunningham reviews SELECTIONS by André Breton, edited and with an introduction by Mark Polizzotti; MARTINIQUE: SNAKE CHARMER by André Breton, translated by David W. Seaman with introduction by Franklin Rosemont; HYPODERMIC LIGHT: THE POETRY OF PHILIP LAMANTIA AND THE QUESTION OF SURREALISM by Steven Frattali; and TAU by Philip Lamantia / JOURNEY TO THE END by John Hoffman, ed. Garrett Caples
Tom Beckett reviews BHARAT JIVA by kari edwards and NO GENDER (REFLECTIONS ON THE LIFE AND WORK OF kari edwards), Edited by Julian Brolaski, erica kaufman & E. Tracy Grinnell
Eileen Tabios engages BHARAT JIVA by kari edwards and NO GENDER (REFLECTIONS ON THE LIFE AND WORK OF kari edwards), Edited by Julian Brolaski, erica kaufman & E. Tracy Grinnell
Fiona Sze-Lorrain reviews NEW EXERCISES by Franck André Jamme, Translated from the French by Charles Borkhuis
Joey Madia reviews GRIEF SUITE by Bobbi Lurie
Thomas Fink reviews GENJI MONOGATARI by Mark Young
Eileen Tabios engages GENJI MONOGATARI by Mark Young
Peg Duthie engages THE FAT SHEEP EVERYONE WANTS by Bern Mulvey
Petra Backonja reviews CATALOGUE OF BURNT TEXT by Timothy David Orme
Delia Tramontina reviews MANHATTEN by Sarah Rosenthal
Eileen Tabios engages NTST: THE COLLECTED PWOERMDS OF GEOF HUTH
John Herbert Cunningham reviews CHARLES BAUDELAIRE by Rosemary Lloyd; THE FLOWERS OF EVIL by Charles Baudelaire, translated by Keith Waldrop; ARTHUR RIMBAUD: COMPLETE WORKS, translated by Paul Schmidt; and THE ILLUMINATIONS by Arthur Rimbaud, translated by Donald Revell
Harry Thorne reviews BOOK MADE OF FOREST by Jared Stanley
Jai Arun Ravine reviews POEMS OF THE BLACK OBJECT by Ronaldo V. Wilson
William Allegrezza reviews AS IF FREE by Burt Kimmelman
Crag Hill engages TAKE IT by Joshua Beckman
Eileen Tabios engages DESTRUCTION MYTH and CREATION MYTHS, both by Mathias Svalina
Peg Duthie engages REFUSING DESPAIR: SELECTED POEMS AND JOURNAL WRITINGS by Teresa Anderson
Meredith Caliman reviews POETRY OF THE LAW: FROM CHAUCER TO THE PRESENT, co-edited by David Kader and Michael Stanford
Fiona Sze-Lorrain reviews AURA: LAST ESSAYS by Gustaf Sobin
Eileen Tabios engages EASY EDEN by Micah Ballard and Patrick James Dunagan
Emmanuel Sigauke reviews INTWASA POETRY [anthology of 15 Zimbabwean poets] edited by Jane Morris
Derek Coyle reviews NEW SHADOWS by Jon Curley
Eileen Tabios engages INSIDES SHE SWALLOWED by Sasha Pimentel Chacon; EASTER SUNDAY by Barbara Jane Reyes; and SIMON J. ORTIZ; A POETIC LEGACY OF INDIGENOUS CONTINUANCE, co-edited by Susan Berry Brill de Ramirez and Evelina Zuni Lucero
Jeff Harrison engages PRAU by Jean Vengua
Marianne Villanueva reviews THE TRANSLATOR’S DIARY by Jon Pineda
Eileen Tabios engages TIME OF SKY / CASTLES IN THE AIR by Ayane Kawata, Translated by Sawako Nakayasu
Julie T. Ewald reviews TONGUE LIKE A STINGER by Juliet Cook
John Bloomberg-Rissman reviews GURLESQUE: THE NEW GRRLY, GROTESQUE, BURLESQUE POETICS co-edited by Lara Glenum and Arielle Greenberg
Eileen Tabios engages NINETEEN HOURS (RADIO EDIT) by Jim Warner
Crag Hill reviews GREEN CAMMIE by Crysta Casey
Tom Hibbard reviews BLUE MOUNT TO 161 and NIGHTBIRDS, both by Garin Cycholl
Kristina Marie Darling reviews FABULOUS ESSENTIAL by Niina Pollari
Eileen Tabios engages A MUSICS by Carrie Hunter
Julie T. Ewald reviews MAKE BELIEVE by Thom Donovan
Eileen Tabios engages THE OTHER BLUEBOOK: ON THE HIGH SEAS OF DISCOVERY by Reme Grefalda
THE CRITIC WRITES POEMS
William Allegrezza
FOCUS ON POETS
Conversation with THOMAS FINK
LYNN BEHRENDT: An Interview
Featured Poet: ANITA MOHAN
FEATURE ARTICLE
Herman Hesse's Siddhartha: A Fictional Account of the Life of Siddhartha Gautama, the Buddha by Nicholas T. Spatafora
FROM OFFLINE TO ONLINE: REPRINTED REVIEW
Wilfredo Pascua Sanchez reviews POEMS SINGKWENTA’Y CINCO by Alfred A. Yuson
Erika Moya reviews SLAVES TO DO THESE THINGS by Amy King
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BACK COVER
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