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Wednesday September 1, 2010 in Meta-Talon
If Nothing Was to Happen in Autumn: Something on The Collected Books of Artie Gold
Garry Thomas Morse discovers Gold:
He imbues this particular book with a wonderful nonchalance that tempers the sense of desperation about—what else but the difficulty and often failure of language to serve as a vehicle for our thoughts and emotions, at least not without a great deal of tinkering. Artie Gold leaves behind one poem after another for us, “like a cake placed in a two hour oven / in a building with a bomb, not caring.”
Wednesday September 1, 2010 in Meta-Talon
Terrorism: Today’s ‘Yellow Peril’?
Author Roy Miki studied the official language that stripped his Japanese Canadian family of rights. He sees lessons for today.
Friday August 20, 2010 in Meta-Talon
Rational Babblerap with BABA Brinkman
Creator of the first peer-reviewed hip-hop show, Darwin devotee and science celebrant Baba Brinkman is intent on spreading the word, discovers Roger Cox
Tuesday August 17, 2010 in Meta-Talon
Artie Gold - from The Collected Books of Artie Gold
Preview a poem from The Collected Books of Artie Gold (coming this fall).
Monday August 16, 2010 in Meta-Talon
For The Pleasure of Seeing Her Again, and Again
It is a rare thing to make a love letter both dramatic and moving. There are plenty of mothers on the stage who get their moment of love and recognition at the end – even Mama Rose gets hers – but only after two and a half hours of battle.
Friday August 13, 2010 in Meta-Talon
George Bowering - from My Darling Nellie Grey
Those / flimsy shoes / would never get / anyone through hell
- from the month of August (According to Brueghel)
Monday August 9, 2010 in Meta-Talon
In his introductory note, Michel Marc Bouchard, ably assisted by Linda Gaboriau’s translation, warns us that his play “is writ in scarlet pigments, in holy wine and haemoglobin, all the shades of red that flow through us, from our sex to our souls. It is a collision of ecstasies, a bouquet of lies disguised as a fable.”
Monday August 9, 2010 in Meta-Talon
The Seminal Transmission of Orphic Ghosts: A Review of Garry Thomas Morse's After Jack
Before Morse was a mote, Spicer delivered a series of lectures in Vancouver (Morse’s stomping grounds) in which he revealed the poet as medium more than artist, and inferring a certain talent—nay, absolutism—to receptivity as priority over composition. Far too clever for its own good, After Jack is a large rabbit-eared radio, indeed.
Friday August 6, 2010 in Meta-Talon
Looking Back at They Write Their Dreams on the Rock Forever
York’s voice is never far from anywhere in this text. She explains how these rock writings were the records of people who recorded the results of their spirit quests, dreams and visions on the rock walls of the Stein Valley, and how they could be read and interpreted by any one who was properly trained to “read” them.
Wednesday August 4, 2010 in Meta-Talon
Artie Gold - from The Collected Books of Artie Gold
Preview a poem from The Collected Books of Artie Gold (coming this fall).
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