This book isn't out yet, but I think we all should read it as soon as it is:
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one grad student of many who are thinking about old and middle french and english, looking as if at a ruin Wyth al þe wonder of þe worlde what he worch shulde
pluridirectionality
- Anglo-Norman Online Hub
- Auchinleck Manuscript
- BABEL homepge
- Beloit Poetry Journal
- boundary2 editor's blog
- danaidean
- danger digest
- Harp and Altar
- Heo Cwaeth
- In the Middle
- L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E archives
- Labyrinth at Georgetown
- le Monde
- No: a journal of the arts
- Old English in New York
- Online Books Page (UPenn)
- Quod She
- Sidebrow
- SUNY Buffalo Electronic Poetry Center
- the Whim
- Unlocked Wordhoard
- Verse
- Whiskey & Fox
- Zafusy
2 comments:
I have dutifully pre-ordered a copy. It looks right up my/our [mour] alley.
This is an odd comment, more of a question -- I am a friend of Julie Granum's, a roommate from college. I last saw her in Pittsburgh in late November of last year. At the time she was enthralled with a young poet who wrote with lots of overheard phrases. He was going to be coming as a guest lecturer or professor or something.
It's funny how we focus on these things, months afterward, wracking our brain for some name.
I saw her in many of her incarnations, but perhaps all of you in Pittsburgh experienced the best, the most full. The sated.
My email is elisabeth@vidabierta.com - if you have any thoughts on the unnamed poet, I'd love to revisit the work.
Bless.
...
elisabeth
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