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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>It's been awhile, but thought I'd chime in with an
update from the LBO/avant-garde poetics connection. For those who can't
fathom why politically-radical art tends to be so aesthetically
conservative:</FONT></DIV>
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<P align=justify>Announcing the present, implying the future – KENNING – a
newsletter of contemporary poetry, poetics, & nonfiction writing
PRESENTS:</P>
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<P align=justify>hovercraft</I> by K. Silem Mohammad – now in its third
printing, this chapbook has received positive notice from both coasts and
several significant points in between – "corroborative horrific porridge" / "see
these moonstone glyphics as centric plots" / "wired to the lap of art" - $6.00
per. <I>hovercraft</I> was originally published as the 2000 <I>Kenning</I>
summer chapbook issue, #8, this reprint being limited to 100 copies in the
original format – with hand-printed sleeves etc.</P>
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<P align=justify>End of May, 2001, <I>Kenning</I> #10 – a newsletter issue of
approx. 100 pages & featuring poetry by Amiri Baraka, Jen Hofer, Edwin
Torres, Oskar Pastior (trans. Rosmarie Waldrop), Sawako Nakayasu, Stephen
Ratcliffe, Jean Donnelly, poetics by Nick Piombino and Jefferson Hansen (on Mark
Wallace), and a non-fiction shortie by Camille Roy – plus MUCH ELSE by MANY
MORE. </P>
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<P align=justify>This summer’s chapbook issue: <I>OFTEN</I>, a play by Barbara
Guest & Kevin Killian.</P>
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<P align=justify>And, still available: <I>Kenning</I> issues 7 & 9, together
featuring new writing by authors such as Jackson Mac Low, Rodrigo Toscano, Liz
Waldner, Jesse Seldess, Chris Chen, Laura Moriarty, Mary Burger, Susan Briante,
Gherasim Luca (trans. Julian Semilian & Sanda Agalidi), Richard Kostelanetz,
Juliana Spahr, Alan Gilbert on Keith Piper, etc etc.</P>
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<P align=justify>"Thought is that resource particular to our being human.
<I>Kenning</I> is its insistent and thoroughly practical instance – in each and
every issue." – Robert Creeley</P>
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<P>Back issues available at $6.00 / per. Annual subscription rate (3 issues
beginning with the most recent) is $18.00. Please make your checks payable to
the editor, Patrick F. Durgin, and send to <I>Kenning</I>, 24 Norwood Avenue #3,
Buffalo, NY 14222-2104. More information on <I>Kenning</I> can be found at <A
href="http://www.durationpress.com/kenning">www.durationpress.com/kenning</A></P></FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>K e n n i n g<BR>[a newsletter of contemporary
poetry, poetics, and nonfiction writing]<BR>24 Norwood Avenue #3, Buffalo, NY
14222-2104 USA<BR><A
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