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Saturday, April 24, 2010

We are all poets now

The trouble I have with the Tinkers headlines is that they actually play into the accepted New York narrative. As if there weren’t a thousand Tinkers left on the boardroom floor. As if there weren’t more good books not just published outside New York but likely left unpublished in a system of this sort. And as if all great and original books can jump through the necessary hoops, held up by fundamentally (if not politically) conservative and profit-minded businessmen. As if we are really reading the best of the best.
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Posted by Suzanne at 6:54 AM
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2 comments:

nanette said...

Suzanne,

so true. great article.

1:08 PM
Collin Kelley said...

Yep, a great post. I just wrote about it on my blog, too.

12:15 PM

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Suzanne
Author of four poetry books including Whipsaw (Anhinga Press 2024) and Fixed Star (JackLeg Press 2022), as well as five chapbooks.

My poems have recently appeared or are forthcoming in Cincinnati Review, Denver Quarterly, North American Review, Salamander Magazine, South Dakota Review, Latino Poetry: The Library of America Anthology, and elsewhere.

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