Nick Sturm Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Nick Sturm

studying little magazines & literary periodicals like The Poetry Project Newsletter really shifted what it meant for me to study & write about the poets & communities I love--I'm excited to share a part of what that looks like to me on Wednesday at St. Mark's https://t.co/rVQEIpmPTb

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5 poems from @alice_notley's forthcoming Fonograf Editions book, EARLY WORKS, are published in the new issue of @annuletpoetics. One of those poems is the incredible, annihilating "Your Dailiness,": "and I work I write. I'm dizzy in the / museum" https://t.co/MPTWPAr2ZO

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"Ted Berrigan’s Get the Money! Collected Prose 1961–1983 confirms that behind Berrigan’s poetry lies a critical discourse driven by a gregariousness all his own." --Patrick James Dunagan elegantly reviews GET THE MONEY! (@CityLightsBooks) for @caesuramag https://t.co/QObogJjhsE

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"Bard, Kinetic puts readers on the path to recognizing poetry as numinous mutual aid, as an action that reaches across geography, species, and time." My essay about Anne Waldman's new book BARD, KINETIC (@Coffee_House_) is published today at @PoetryFound https://t.co/mhe0AaUhPR

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Dreamed I was in a rare book store with Ron Padgett, who was showing me books he thought I'd like, including a rare version of the New American Poetry that was somehow related to the radio with Ted Berrigan's annotations all over a set of Jack Spicer poems. It's too on point.

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My review of Alice Notley's NEGATIVITY'S KISS was published seven years ago today, the first thing I ever wrote about her poetry. "If there is intimacy at the end of the world, Notley’s work promises it, and devastatingly so." https://t.co/pmdpyKU54W

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EARLY WORKS, collecting Alice Notley’s first 4 books, an uncollected sonnet sequence, & dozens of poems only published in little magazines from 1969-1974, is here 💎💎💎💎💎💎 https://t.co/9n6AN3floG https://t.co/WGOdI1zArF

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Finally had the chance to read Ada Calhoun's ALSO A POET & loved it. Cried over Karen Koch's story of reading to Jane Freilicher as she was dying. The ways it portrays the personal stakes of research are so affirming. Plus the phone call about the O'Hara estate is bonkers.

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Alice Notley, from the book Phoebe Light (1973), collected in EARLY WORKS published by @fonograf_ed https://t.co/Ip3k1jw4Gf

Nick Sturm

John Yau's new book with Rizzoli, JOE BRAINARD: THE ART OF THE PERSONAL, was published yesterday. Put it on your shelf with the other major Brainard publication JOE BRAINARD'S ART, edited by @YasmineShamma (Edinburgh University Press, 2019). https://t.co/2AmpcI0bBb

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