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Tag Archives: robert hass
Bill Knott on Robert Hass
I recently ‘fessed up to a friend that I sometimes enjoy William Logan’s vicious reviews. I don’t necessarily agree with the substance of Logan’s criticism—in fact I agree with most of the well-publicized pans—but I admire his verbal facility, his … Continue reading
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Tagged bill knott, criticism, poetry, poets, reviews, robert hass
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Prose Poetry
[image/poem by CURSIVEBUILDINGS] At the opposite end of the poetry spectrum (granting the weakness of the metaphor) from the avant-garde and experimental faction– but in their own way embodying a similar inquiry into just what poems are– lies prose poetry. … Continue reading
Posted in Art & Life & Politics
Tagged charles baudelaire, eric pankey, gbg, napomo, pierre reverdy, poems, prose poetry, robert hass, russell edson
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