Kenning: A Newsletter of Contemporary Poetry, Poetics, and Nonfiction Writing announces a double feature:
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AUTUMN / WINTER: Cunning: A Descriptive Checklist of Tentative Politics. Atypically edited by Patrick F. Durgin, Renee Gladman, Jen Hofer, and Rod Smith. Featuring, for the last time, the distinctive design of fnast! image, and the proofreading support of Ninian Hawick.
ISSN: 1526-3428
98 pages, or so.
Tentative politics in verse, prose, graphic, and hybrid manifestations, featuring work by:
Yedda Morrison
Alexei Parshchikov
Sarah Jane Lapp
John Kinsella
Bobbie West
Michael Lujan and Erin Forrest
Mark Wallace
Jean Donnelly
Buck Downs
Leslie Bumstead
Heather Fuller
Dubravka Djuric
Taylor Brady and Tanya Hollis
Habib Tengour, translated by Pierre Joris
Tisa Bryant
Wura-Natasha Ogunji
Stefani Barber
Mary Burger
Giovanni Singleton
Edwin Torres
Akilah Oliver
Betsy Fagin
Plus:
Julian Semilian and Sanda Agalidi on modern "Romanian Poetry Then and Now"
Review of Bob Perelmans The Future of Memory by Jono Schneider
Michael Yates on teaching Das Kapital in maximum security prison [etc]
Rod Smith on Submodernism and the New Mannerism
Letterpressed covers & various other mechanical distinctions (such as sugar packets, staples, and at least one supplemental pamphlet).
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SPRING: Kenning, the "odd" issue, edited by Patrick F. Durgin.
ISSN: 1526-3428
75 pages, or so.
Jules Boykoff
Sherry Brennan
Susan Briante
Mary Burger
Avery E. D. Burns
Mircea Cartarescu, translated by Sanda Agalidi and Julian Semilian
Allison Cobb
Ray DiPalma
Andrew Levy
Gherasim Luca, translated by Sanda Agalidi and Julian Semilian
Jackson Mac Low
K. Silem Mohammad
Beth Murray
Elizabeth Robinson
Michael Ruby
Jono Schneider
Jesse Seldess
Lytle Shaw
Brian Strang
Rodrigo Toscano
Ilarie Voronca, translated by Sanda Agalidi and Julian Semilian
Liz Waldner
Keith Waldrop
Rosmarie Waldrop
Plus: Carol Mirakove reviews Brendan Lorbers The Address Book & Chris McCreary reviews The Garrett Caples Reader.
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