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Posts Tagged: Cruel Futures

Barbara Berman’s 2018 Holiday Poetry Shout-Out

By Barbara Berman

December 12th, 2018

Barbara Berman’s 2018 Poetry Shout-out.

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Tags: Agnes Lhermite, Allen Ginsburg, andre breton, August Kleinzahler, BAX 2018, Benjamin Péret, Bury It, Carmen Giménez Smith, City Lights Spotlight Series, Clara Cohen, Claude Cahun, Cruel Futures, dadaism, Farrar Straus and Giroux, Gabriel Gudding, holidays, Jessie Damiani, Julia Wick, Leon Wieseltier, Leonard Cohen, Mary Ann Caws, Mina Loy, myung mi kim, new directions, poetry, Rene Char, Sam Sax, Seth Abramson, surrealism, Susan de Muth, Suzanne Malherbe, The Flame, The Milk Bowl of Feathers, Wesleyan Poetry Series, Wesleyan University Press

The Rumpus Poetry Book Club Chat with José Olivarez

By The Rumpus Book Club

September 25th, 2018

José Olivarez discusses his debut collection, CITIZEN ILLEGAL.

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Tags: Book Club, brian spears, Carmen Giminez Smith, chili dog, Citizen Illegal, Cruel Futures, Fatimah Asghar, gentrification, hot dog, If They Come for Us, Jessica Hopper, Josè Olivarez, Night Moves, poetry book club, Rumpus Poetry Book Club, Studs Terkel, Victoria Martinez, white supremacists, White Supremacy, working

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