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Monthly Archives: September 2009
One Year Later: Are You OK?
I’m sitting in exactly the same spot I was exactly one year ago when I heard the news that David Foster Wallace was dead. A touch of frost this morning weighs down the blotted yellow leaves that are already barely … Continue reading
Why I Go Into Hiding
Discussions that contain words like these are a good example of why I find it hard (if not impossible) to remain engaged in most discussion communities: “Such discussions (about what’s a visual poem, what’s not) are like pinhead-angel discussions to … Continue reading
“Unguent” (Heather McHugh)
Instead of angels, give us aero- gels. Diaphanous as surfaces of soap, lightest of the solids on this earth, an aerogel won’t burn, beneath our most insistent blowtorch. We created it to be a lightweight indestructibility, just as we did … Continue reading