Chas. E Boles AKA Black Bart
About The New Black Bart Poetry Society
The New Black Bart Poetry Society is not a school of poetry nor does it endorse or espouse a particular philosophy of poetry. The Society will entertain most any presentation on the art of poetry, its past, its present, and its future. Explications, delineations, categorizations, taxonomies, and various sundry groupings of poets and their work are of vital interest to the Society membership. See Conditions of Parole for more information.- Follow The New Black Bart Poetry Society on WordPress.com
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- Needles Auto
- Poetry As Crime; Parole at Ten
- New To The Society’s Shelves, 2022
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- The Poet Encounters The Future of Poetry
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- What’s The Hold Up?
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- The Poet Learns To Surf
- Meditations In An Emergency~Part Two~
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- “A Continuous Fabric (Nerve Movie?)” Part Two
- “A Continuous Fabric (Nerve Movie?)”
- Beyond Haiku
- This Heaven Where We Live As Music
- In Close Proximity—Part Two
- In Close Proximity—Part One
- Hello, I Must Be Going [Part II]
- Hello, I Must Be Going [Part I]
- The Education of Pat Nolan
- Whalen & Wieners: Eavesdropping on the Greats
- Fogged In Frisco
- Never Apologize, Never Explain, Part II
- The Poet As Cynic
- Provincialism and the Gentrification of Anglo-American Poetry, Part III
- Provincialism and the Gentrification of Anglo-American Poetry, Part II
- Provincialism and the Gentrification of Anglo-American Poetry, Part I
- On The Use Of Euphemism
- Blue Suede Shoes Redux: The Specimen Issue
- René Taupin’s André Salmon
- Years In The Making
- This Is How Legends Begin
- Montreal Mastermind
- A Taxonomy Of Poets
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- I Remember Tom Clark
- Meditation In A Big Cabin
- Poetry Is A Crowded Room, Part 2
- Bromige Was Here
- The Poet In Love
- The Anselm Hollo Challenge
- Into The Heart Of Wetness
- New To The Society’s Shelves
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- Bill & Lou, Part II
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- How To Write A Preface
- Some Assembly Required
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- Bromige Immortalized!
- Rothenberg Poetry University
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- Plagiarism and the Poetry of Ulalume González de León
- Lost And Found In Translation
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- Showing Vs. Telling, Part III
- Showing vs. Telling, Part II
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- The NO HAT Lecture
- Nothing Is Forever
- Edgy Dreams
- In Conversation With Maureen Owen
- A Precursor to Haiku
- Commonplace Discoveries: Lew Welch
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- Jack’s Haiku Letter to Gary
- Epilegomena To The Prolegomena
- Philip Whalen; Beset By Irony
- Quantum Redux
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- The Dharma Bums; Kerouac’s Dust Jacket Copy
- Someone Else’s Paul Blackburn
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- A Diamond Wired For Sound
- Never Apologize, Never Explain; The Poetry of Philip Whalen
- Who Reads Poetry Anymore?
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—New To The Society’s Shelves—
—New To The Society’s Shelves— Mark Young, Your Order Is Now Equipped For Shipping, Sandy Press, 2022Editor and publisher of the online omnibus art and poetry vortex, Otoliths, Mark Young has his finger on the pulse contemporary poetry internationally. His … Continue reading →
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The Poet Encounters The Future of Poetry
In which Carl Wendt, not quite Charles Baudelaire, not quite Charles Bukowski, with the look of a well-worn Alex Trebek but the pit bull demeanor of a Mickey Rourke, flaneur, art critic, jazzbo, and last of the two fisted hard … Continue reading →
Commonplace Discoveries: Lew Welch
Commonplace Discoveries: Lew Welch A Talk by Philip Whalen I don’t know what was happening at the time Lew wrote this poem, Springtime in the Rockies, Lichen; I presume it must have been around the time that he was down … Continue reading →
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Quantum Redux
To: The Membership and Interested Parties From: Pat Nolan, Charter Member, NBBPS Subject: The Quantum Of Kerouac Note: Pat Nolan’s The Quantum of Kerouac originally appeared in Poetry Flash in June of 2013 The Quantum of Kerouac “I know that … Continue reading →
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