Reissues


Alcheringa Archive: A Journal of Ethnopoetics, 1970–1980 (ed. Dennis Tedlock and Jerome Rothenberg)	Apr 07, 2011
Alcheringa audio inserts	Jun 07, 2011
Aufgabe, 2001–2014 (ed. E. Tracy Grinnell et al.)	Feb 26, 2017
Big Allis, 1989–2000 (ed. Melanie Neilson and Jessica Grim)	Jul 04, 2013
Calque, 2007–2009 (ed. Brandon Holmquest and Steve Dolph)	Sep 04, 2016
Chain, 1994–2005 (ed. Jena Osman and Juliana Spahr)	Sep 10, 2012
Combo: A Journal of Poetry and Poetics, 1998–2003 (ed. Michael Magee)	Nov 26, 2011
Dreamtime An Introduction to the Alcheringa Archive	Oct 19, 2010
Infolio, 1986–91 (ed. Tom Raworth)	Apr 28, 2014
Inventory of digitized magazines	Mar 01, 2021
M/E/A/N/I/N/G, 1986–1996 (ed. Susan Bee and Mira Schor)	Mar 03, 2013
New Wilderness Letter, 1977–84 (ed. Jerome Rothenberg)	Dec 10, 2013
O Books, 1988–2009 (ed. Leslie Scalapino et al.)	Sep 10, 2020
Pages, 1987–1990 (ed. Robert Sheppard)	Jul 30, 2018
Reality Studios, 1978–88 (ed. Ken Edwards)	Feb 02, 2012
Roof, 1976–79 (ed. James Sherry)	Jan 04, 2013
Secession, 1922–24 (dir. Gorham B. Munson)	Aug 31, 2011
XCP: Cross Cultural Poetics, 1997–2010 (ed. Mark Nowak)	Feb 25, 2021
Zuk, 1987–89 (ed. Claude Royet-Journoud)	Nov 18, 2012

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Topsy-Turvy

Charles Bernstein

Please buy the book directly from the publisher, University of Chicago Press, or a local bookstore, including Bridge Street Books, SemCoop, Talking Leaves, Indiebound, McNally-Jackson, and Bookshop.Org.

176 pages, paper and ebook. Audiobook is from Chicago and Amazon/Aubible.

Teaching Is Listening

on teaching poetry for Guanzhou University

Charles Bernstein

I made this short video for a conference on teaching English language poetry, sponsored by Guangzhou University, July 2, 2022. Li Zhimin has created an online course, partly based on Al Filreis's ModPo. This meeting is an extension of that course. In the video, I mention the Poem Profiler and Wreading Experiments; for more on this topic, see Attack of the Difficult Poems.

Lyric shard as grief's material

A review of Diana Khoi Nguyen's 'Ghost Of'

Kelly Hoffer

Part archive, part elegy, Diana Khoi Nguyen’s debut collection of poetry, Ghost Of, presents the haunting portrait of a grieving family set against a backdrop of intergenerational trauma. Written four years after the poet’s brother took his own life, Nguyen’s poems register this loss as it is refracted through the story of her parents’ immigration to the US as refugees in the wake of the Vietnam War.