Archive for July, 2009
Wednesday, July 22nd, 2009
Interview with Poets Cafe
[Audio clip: view full post to listen] Above is a 3-minute teaser from the 25-minute interview. To listen to the whole thing, visit the KPFK archive, and click on “Poetry and Culture” at noon (Wed., July 22nd). Mine is the second segment, halfway through, following an enlightening interview with local poet Peggy Debreer. Since it’s [...]
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Friday, July 17th, 2009
A Struggling Poet
Several people have commented recently on the subtitle of this blog: “Poetry Editor and Struggling Poet.” Tim, they say, how can you possibly be a struggling poet when you have a book that’s just been published by a good press and a full-time job in the poetry industry? Or as G. Tod Slone puts it, [...]
15 Comments » - Posted in on publishing,personal prattle by Tim
Thursday, July 9th, 2009
NewPages Review
Speaking of reviews, I was informed of, and then completely forgot to mention, this really nice review of American Fractal by Jeanne M. Lesinski on NewPages.com. Most fun for me is the paragraph where she talks about “The Bending of Birches,” which is really the first time I’ve seen anyone dig into the minutia of [...]
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Wednesday, July 1st, 2009
VIS-PO-ART and the Shimmering Verge
The forthcoming winter issue will feature an interview with Molly Peacock, and I love one of the things she talks about, which I’ll preview for you here. PEACOCK: The shimmering verge is for me the place between two states of being or two emotional states. I opened my one-woman show by asking people to imagine [...]
