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Monthly Archives: October 2014
SATURDAY POETRY SERIES PRESENTS: DIANE LOCKWARD
By Diane Lockward: SERVICE FOR THE MURDERED BOY In Tibet they lay their dead on the side of a mountain. All night I dream of the murdered boy decomposing in the Himalayas, laid out under a Banyan tree. No monsoon … Continue reading
Sentience Matters: What Is a Zombie — Meat Consumption and the Advent of the Automobile
What Is a Zombie: Meat Consumption and the Advent of the Automobile by Gabriel Gudding The zombie begins its life in western letters as a post-colonial comment on the history of slavery in the Americas. But it has recently … Continue reading
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SATURDAY POETRY SERIES PRESENTS: NOMI STONE
By Nomi Stone: WAR GAME, AMERICA The war scenario has: [vegetables stalls], [roaming animals], and [people] in it. The people speak the language of the country we are trying to make into a kinder country. Some of the people over … Continue reading
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Tagged American Poetry, Anti-war, Bible, Biblical allegories, Biblical literature, Biblical Poetry, contemporary poetry, Midrashic Poetry, Mythology, Peace Poetry, Poetry, Poetry International, Poetry of Faith, Poetry of Loss, Poetry on Race, poetry review, poetry reviews, Spiritual Poetry, war poetry, War Victims
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An Unnecessary Defense of William T. Vollmann’s Last Stories and Other Stories
An Unnecessary Defense of William T. Vollmann’s Last Stories and Other Stories by Jordan A. Rothacker Despite all the sensational attention William T. Vollmann gets for writing about prostitutes or smoking crack (which often neglects his reasons for doing … Continue reading
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Tagged Jordan Rothacker, Short Fiction, William T Vollmann, World Literature
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SATURDAY POETRY SERIES PRESENTS: HILA RATZABI
By Hila Ratzabi: SEDNA IN SPACE “Our newly discovered object is the coldest most distant place known in the solar system, so we feel it is appropriate to name it in honor of Sedna, the Inuit goddess of the sea, … Continue reading
The As It Ought to Be Archive 