Tag Archives: books

  1. Cobra Jazz: The Soft Machine Re-Machined

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    April 22, 2026 by tsk2001

    I was poking around in an old project, The Book of Haiku Revelation, and I discovered two poetic assemblages made …
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  2. With Dial-A-Poem, It’s Always Good to Call Ahead

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    February 21, 2026 by tsk2001

    You never know what you’ll find on a simple park walk. I found this, which suggested a poem whose first …
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  3. Breton’s Magnetic Fields: Peeling the Magic Orange

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    February 7, 2026 by tsk2001

    I’ve been pondering Breton lately, as one is wont to do after reading the great Polizzotti bio, so I took …
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  4. Young Hares Secured Against Cherry Trees: Bretonian Questions Abound

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    December 17, 2025 by tsk2001

    I was in Philly on the weekend to see Dreamworld: Surrealism at 100. And of course to pay homage to …
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  5. The Carl Andre “Three-Cone Emergency” Installation: EmPlathicized Poetics

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    November 6, 2025 by tsk2001

    I’m walking in the park when I notice what strikes me immediately as a ponderously weighty Carl Andre sculpture, but …
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  6. The Belated Jarry Birthday Mashup

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    September 9, 2025 by tsk2001

    It was yesterday, the 8th, which is also when the Catholic Church celebrates the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, …
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  7. Artaud Birthday Mashup

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    September 4, 2025 by tsk2001

    In celebration of the day, we simply took all the Artaud haiku assemblages from Haiku Revelation and ran them through …
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  8. Dancing with Joyce Mansour in the Magic Purple Grass

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    August 27, 2025 by tsk2001

    So I’m poking around in the bilingual digital edition of Joyce Mansour’s Emerald Wounds: Selected Poems, translated by Emilie Moorhouse, …
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  9. Reconfiguring Breton’s “Free Union”: In the Ear of the Behearer

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    August 16, 2025 by tsk2001

    Is André Breton’s list poem, “Free Union,” the French precursor of Ginsberg’s “Howl”? Well, no, or perhaps it is, but …
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  10. Prose Poem (On Marcel Duchamp’s Birthday)

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    July 28, 2025 by tsk2001

    It’s July 28. Something must be run through BTR to celebrate this hallowed occasion. I ask Chat for poets who …
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