What's newest at the Postmodern Village
* 15th Annual Conference and
Hootenanny
* Issue 22 of EastWesterly Review
* Issue 17 of Take2
* blog.postmodernvillage.com
* We've cleaned things up a bit and gave the Village a little facelift
too. (Can't find something? Check the Graveyard.
That's where really old stuff that doesn't fit anywhere else
goes.)
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buying books, you brainiacs.) Your purchases will keep the Village healthy
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Highlights from the latest EastWesterly
Review
* ISSUE 22: Comments
and criticism from Special Correspondent T.S. DeHaviland, Cunny Hustard
and Marcia Anthony-Meadows plus poetry from Bean Newton (introduced
by E.W. Wilder) and Melissa Thompson.
Highlights from the latest Take2
* ISSUE 17: Hezekiah Allen
Taylor and Francine DuBois are back with more poems about Barack Obama,
Britney Spears and sex -- not necessarily all at once though.
Villagers in Print
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.
