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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.-
Recent Posts
- 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
- hard as nails
- 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
- Schools of Poetry, Part II
- Schools of Poetry, Part I
- Bill & Lou, Part II
- Bill & Lou, Part I
- How To Write A Preface
- Some Assembly Required
- Poetry Is A Crowded Room
- Bromige Immortalized!
- Rothenberg Poetry University
- The Poetry Reading
- Plagiarism and the Poetry of Ulalume González de León
- Lost And Found In Translation
- now be clay in the ground
- Gary Snyder’s Myths & Text
- The [Attempted] Assassination of Ted Berrigan
- Bathroom Art Galleries
- Snyder’s Cold Mountain
- Report: Scenes From Life
- Poetry In Exile
- Showing Vs. Telling, Part III
- Showing vs. Telling, Part II
- Showing vs. Telling, Part I
- The Great Broadside Swipe
- The NO HAT Lecture
- Nothing Is Forever
- Edgy Dreams
- In Conversation With Maureen Owen
- A Precursor to Haiku
- Commonplace Discoveries: Lew Welch
- Don’t Mess With Bill
- RHYTHM-A-NING
- At A Secret Location
- Jack’s Haiku Letter to Gary
- Epilegomena To The Prolegomena
- Philip Whalen; Beset By Irony
- Quantum Redux
- Minimalist Poetry
- Delete Punctuation
- Contributor’s Notes
- The Dharma Bums; Kerouac’s Dust Jacket Copy
- Someone Else’s Paul Blackburn
- Frank O’Hara’s Lunch Poems 50th Anniversary All-Star Reading
- Little Mag Art
- Way Way West
- Steve Carey, Smith Going Backward
- Scooping Black Bart
- Past Present Future Part II
- Past Present Future, Part I
- Notley Noir
- The Poetics of Defiance
- A Diamond Wired For Sound
- Never Apologize, Never Explain; The Poetry of Philip Whalen
- Who Reads Poetry Anymore?
- Bob Dylan: Musician or Poet?
- W.C.W. and his buddies shifting gears with a sometimes sticking clutch
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Tag Archives: Poetry Lectures
The Poet As Cynic
The Poet As Cynic Carl Wendt, poet and literary factotum, still adjusting to being awarded the megabucks Dorian Pillsbury Prize in Poetry, finds himself hitchhiking along a deserted Northern California backroad highway. Excerpt from Ode To Sunset A Year In … Continue reading →
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Provincialism and the Gentrification of Anglo-American Poetry, Part III
“Socialization of culture devalues it as a form of social values which are then held to a standard and used as an admission price for exclusionary purposes.” … Continue reading →
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Provincialism and the Gentrification of Anglo-American Poetry, Part II
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 →
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Provincialism and the Gentrification of Anglo-American Poetry, Part I
Definitions To start with a definition: provincialism, a mode of thought no longer solely relegated to regions outside high density urban areas, and characterized by narrow-mindedness, insularity, lack of, or excess of, sophistication. “The provincialism of contemporary poets represents a … Continue reading →
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On The Use Of Euphemism
Carl Wendt took note that the swim consisted of a lot of information about the proportions of oxygen to hydrogen, and a lot of that information consisted of lists, of coincidences, of lists of coincidences, and that he was doing … Continue reading →
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Blue Suede Shoes Redux: The Specimen Issue
Legend has it that that Keith Abbott joined the mimeograph underground by liberating a ream of paper from the WWSC English Department supply closet, acquiring a quire of stencils (one may say that now), and finding someone with a mimeograph … Continue reading →
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René Taupin’s André Salmon
André Salmon was important to the “Objectivists” because he, “like his friend Guillaume Apollinaire,” was among “the generation which devolved from Symbolism.” The methods which they “devolved” were similar to that of the “Objectivists.” Symbolism discarded, André Salmon now wrote … Continue reading →
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