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The New York School of Poets has, since its inception, been centred on peoples' meeting, rubbing off on, knowing, collaborating with, being inspired by, and most of all talking to other people, many of whom happened to be artists and poets. In this vibrant and insightful collection, twenty-five New York School poets are given an opportunity to explore and define the milieu they wrote from and to shed light on their journeys through New York and through poetry. Collected over a three-year period, these fascinating and compelling conversations tackle, reframe and probe the question of what constitutes the New York School.
Contents
Editor's Preface
Interviewer's Introduction
Conversations:
Alice Notley
Ron Padgett
Bernadette Mayer
Anne Waldman
Eileen Myles
Lewis Warsh
Edmund Berrigan
Anselm Berrigan
John Godfrey
Bob Rosenthal
Clark Coolidge
Tony Towle
Charles North
Ed Friedman
Maureen Owen
Jordan Davis
Elinor Nauen
Kimberly Lyons
David Shapiro
Vincent Katz
Patricia Spears Jones
Harris Schiff
Greg Masters
Lee Ann Brown
John Yau
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