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What's newest at the Postmodern Village
* Issue 25 of EastWesterly Review
* 16th Annual PostmodernVillage
Conference and Hobo-Hagiography
* Issue 18 of Take2
* blog.postmodernvillage.com
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Highlights from the latest EastWesterly
Review
* ISSUE 25: Comments
and criticism from E.W. Wilder, Norma Perfect and Shelley C. Monsky-Sixx,
plus poetry from Bean Newton (with remarks by E.W. Wilder) and Mary
Ocher.
Highlights from the latest Take2
* ISSUE 18: Hezekiah Allen
Taylor and Francine DuBois are back with poems about Sarah Palin, the
stock market and sex. It's more fun than watching your 401(k)!
Villagers in Print
Lael Ewy's "Towards
a Manifesto for a New Poetry" appears in Troubles
Swapped for Something Fresh, edited by Rupert Loydel. His work
originally appeared in EastWesterly
Review: Issue 8 as an editor's screed.
Both Hezekiah Allen Tayor and Francine DuBois appear in Sinatra
. . . but buddy, I'm a kind of poem, edited by Gilbert Gigliotti,
alongside poets such as Allen Ginsberg and David Lehman. Their Sinatra
poems originally appeared here in Take2, Issue
8.
