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Tuesday, June 10, 2003

Good stuff from Josh Corey, related to the discussion Chris Lott and I've been having.

Seablogger is now Fresh Bilge: check out Cruising with Catullus.

Jordan Davis (I really am reading Williams!) wants to stop excluding rhyme on "dubious ascetic grounds" and I think he means it.

Kasey, consider that Ron Silliman's a computer geek and the slash/virgule mystery dissolves. Hey, I'm a geek, too.

David Hess notices something peculiar about the avant garde.

There have lately been many interesting comments about form in the blogosphere and elsewhere, which I'll have to leave to a day when I have a brain. Saturday? But I do want to call attention to this odd comment introducing an enthusiastic review of Tim Murphy's Very Far North: "Where are the heirs of Richard Wilbur? If you don't care, skip the next two paragraphs."


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