Tag Archives: Gertrude Stein

Sour Grapes

Posted on September 17, 2021 by Nuallain House, Publishers

SOUR GRAPES By Pat Nolan “What a fool to be tricked into seriousness.”—William Carlos Williamsfrom Kora In Hell This year marks a century since the publication of Sour Grapes by Williams Carols Williams. The previous year, 1920, in the aftermath … Continue reading →

Posted in Poetry, Poetry Society | Tagged Bruce Holsapple, Gertrude Stein, Imaginations, Improvisations, Kandinsky, Kora In Hell, Marcel Duchamp, Modern Poetry, Pat Nolan, Poetry, Poetry Blogs, Poetry Lectures, Poetry Lessons, Poetry Society, Poetry Talks, Poets, Schools of Poetry, Sour Grapes, T.S. Eliot, The Birth Of The Imagination, The New Black Bart Poetry Society, William Carlos Williams | 1 Comment

Provincialism and the Gentrification of Anglo-American Poetry, Part II

Posted on April 13, 2020 by Nuallain House, Publishers

The Poète Maudit In The Rules of Art, Pierre Bourdieu identifies a major pattern shift occurring in the social ranks as a result of the 19th century industrial revolution. The rise of the bourgeoisie, of course, and the increase of itinerant … Continue reading →

Posted in Poetry, Poetry Society | Tagged Antonin Artaud, Black Bart, California, California Poetry, Gertrude Stein, Guillaume Apollinaire, James Joyce, Kenneth Rexroth, Marcel Duchamp, Marianne Moore, outlaw poets, Poetry, Poetry Blogs, Poetry Lectures, Poetry Lessons, Poetry Society, Poetry Talks, Poets, San Francisco, Schools of Poetry, Ted Berrigan, The New Black Bart Poetry Society | 1 Comment

Don’t Mess With Bill

Posted on July 31, 2016 by Nuallain House, Publishers

Don’t Mess With Bill; An Appreciation Poet and art critic Bill Berkson achieved personal entropy in San Francisco on Thursday, June 16th, 2016 at the young age of 76. June 16th also happens to be Bloomsday celebrated around the world … Continue reading →

Posted in Poetry, Poetry Society | Tagged Abstract Expressionism, Alex Katz, Alice Notley, Allen Ginsberg, Andrei Codrescu, Anne Waldman, Anselm Hollo, Aram Saroyan, Bernadette Mayer, Big Bridge, Big Sky, Bill Berkson, Blaise Cendrars, Bobbie Louise Hawkins, Brad Gooch, California, California Poetry, City Poet, Clark Coolidge, David Meltzer, Eleanor Lambert, Emily Dickinson. T.S. Eliot, Ezra Pound, Frank O'Hara, Gertrude Stein, Humphrey Bogart, James Joyce, James Schuyler, Jim Carroll, Joanne Kyger, Joe Brainard, John Ashbery, John Thorpe, Kenneth Koch, Kevin Opstedal, Lewis Warsh, Maureen Owen, Modern Poetry, New York City, Norman Bluhm, Oliver Stone, outlaw poets, Philip Guston, Philip Whalen, Pierre Reverdy, Poetry, Poetry Blogs, Poetry Lectures, Poetry Lessons, Poetry Society, Poetry Talks, Poets, Red Grooms George Schneeman, Robert Lowell, Ron Padgett, San Francisco, Schools of Poetry, Steve Carey, Surrealists, Syemour Berkson, Ted Berrigan, The New Black Bart Poetry Society, The New York School, Tom Clark, Truman Capote, Wallace Stevens, William Carlos Williams, William S. Burroughs | 3 Comments

Delete Punctuation

Posted on July 24, 2015 by Nuallain House, Publishers

To: The Membership and Interested Parties From: Chinee, Grand Poobah, NBBPS Subject: The Birth Of Modern Poetry One hundred years ago poetry got modern, and all because of the laziness of one poet. That happened when Guillaume Apollinaire picked up … Continue reading →

Posted in Poetry, Poetry Society | Tagged Alfred Stieglitz, Blaise Cendrars, Ezra Pound, Francis Picabia, Gertrude Stein, Guillaume Apollinaire, Kenneth Rexroth, Marcel Duchamp, Modern Poetry, Philippe Soupault, Pierre Reverdy, Poetry, Poetry Blogs, Poetry Lectures, Poetry Lessons, Poetry Society, Poetry Talks, Poets, Schools of Poetry, The New Black Bart Poetry Society, The New York School, Tristan Tzara, William Carlos Williams | 3 Comments

Never Apologize, Never Explain; The Poetry of Philip Whalen

Posted on April 6, 2014 by Nuallain House, Publishers

To: The Membership and Interested Parties From: Pat Nolan, Charter Member of The New Black Bart Poetry Society Subject: The Poetry of Philip Whalen The New Black Bart Poetry Society is pleased to feature excerpts from an extended essay by Pat … Continue reading →

Posted in Poetry, Poetry Society | Tagged Aldous Huxley, Allen Ginsberg, American Poetry, Auerhahn Press, Beats, Black Bart Poetry Society, Buddhism, Charlie Parker, Chinese poets, Clifford Burke, Corinth, Dave Hazelwood, Don Allen, Erthur Waley, Every Day, Ezra Pound, Fudo, Gary Snyder, Gertrude Stein, Jack Kerouac, Japanese haiku, Keith Kumasen Abbott, Kenneth Rexroth, Leslie Scalapino Madame Blavatsky, Lew Welch, Life Of Crime News Letter, Like I say, Memoirs of An Interglacial Age, Michael Rothenberg, Minor Moralia, Modern Poetry, On Bear's Head, Pacific Rim, Panjandrum Press, Peyote, Philip Whalen, Poetry, Poetry Blogs, Poetry Lessons, Poetry Society, Poetry Talks, Poets, R.H. Blyth, Samuel Johnson, San Franscisco Zen Center, Since You Asked Me, The Collected Poems of Philip Whalen, The New American Poetry, The New Black Bart Poetry Society, The Poetics of The New American Poetry, Thelonious Monk, W.B. Yeats, Walt Whitman, William Blake, William Carlos Williams | 5 Comments

Tag Archives: Gertrude Stein

Sour Grapes

Provincialism and the Gentrification of Anglo-American Poetry, Part II

Don’t Mess With Bill

Delete Punctuation

Never Apologize, Never Explain; The Poetry of Philip Whalen

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