Belarusian Poet Valzhyna Mort in Poets & Writers Magazine
The Belarusian poet Valzhyna Mort is featured in the cover story of the May/June issue of Poets & Writers magazine. After reading the article you'll want to pick up her book Factory of Tears and if you're in the Detroit-area on May 9th you have an opportunity to hear her read at the Oakland University/Absinthe Festival of New European Film and Writing.
AI-generated poetry
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Via and via, I'm pointed to the recent *Scientific Reports* paper by
Brian Porter and Edouard Machery that found that AI-generated poetry is
indisti...
Senses
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My translation of Pia Tafdrup's Senses pentalogy (five-volume collection),
on which I have been working with the author during the past few years, is
now c...
International Books and Roses Day 2014
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Today is La Diade de Sant Jordi in Catalan lands, a.k.a. St. George's Day,
a.k.a. UNESCO's World Book Day, a.k.a. International Books & Roses
Day. Traditi...
Première sélection du Prix de Flore 2012
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Le jury du Prix de Flore a annoncé mercredi 12 septembre sa première
sélection de dix romans en lice pour le prix qui sera décernée le 8
novembre.
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Rediscovering The Quay Brothers
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*by Sandy Mandelberger, North American Editor*
Among the filmmaker iconoclasts who have influenced many a film and visual
artist, one of the least herald...
2010: Ten Best Films
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*Here’s the only top ten that really matters, then, as Colin and James
offer their respective five best films.Over to Colin first:*
*5. TRON: Legacy (20...
2nd International Conrad Festival in Kraków
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The second International Joseph Conrad Festival started yesterday in Kraków
and for the second year running is putting Kraków on the map of
international l...
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