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The Joe 82 (Eighty-Two) Creation Poems by Rochelle Owens, 1974-01-01 FOUR YOUNG LADY POETS by Carol and Barbara Moraff, Rochelle Owens, Diane Wakoski Bergé, 1969-01-01 I am the babe of Joseph Stalin's daughter;: Poems, 1961-1971 by Rochelle Owens, 1972 Joe Chronicles Part 2 Two II by Rochelle Owens, 1979-01-01 THE NEW YORK QUARTERLY #13 (Winter 1973) by William, Editor (Charles Bukowski, Rochelle Owen, Linda King, Jill Hoff PACKARD, 1973-01-01 I Am the Babe of Joseph Stalin's Daughter by Rochelle Owens, 1972-06 The Joe: 82 Creation Poems by Rochelle Owens, 1979 Futz and What Came After by Rochelle Owens, 1961 Luca: Discourse on Life and Death by Rochelle Owens, 2001-05-01 Four Young Lady Poets. by Carol; MORAFF, Barbara; OWENS, Rochelle; WAKOSKI, Diane. BERGE, 1962 A Paradise of Poets: New Poems & Translations.(Review)(Brief Article): An article from: World Literature Today by Rochelle Owens, 2000-06-22 How much paint does the painting need by Rochelle Owens, 1988 Four Young Lady Poets by Carol; Moraff, Barbara; Owens, Rochelle; and Wakoski, Diane Berge, 1962 Four Young Lady Poets. by Diane; Berge, Carol; Moraff, Barbara; Owens, Rochelle. WAKOSKI, 1969

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21. Slider Index: Owen - Owzthat
    Eric Baseball, People, Players, O owens, Gary Articles and Interviews Downloadsowens, Ginny Articles and Interviews owens, Robin D. owens, rochelle OWL Owls  
    http://www.slider.com/index/indexow.htm

22. Gender Inn: Alphabetischer Suchindex
    Translate this page 1605 Osborn, Sarah /USA 1606 Osgood, Frances Sargent /USA 3535 Osteuropa 3486 Otto,Louise 1607 Ouida 3021 owens, Futz 3007 owens, rochelle /USA 1609 owenson  
    http://db.genderinn.uni-koeln.de/cgi-bin/n/suchindex?w=ad&bu=O

23. DINO - Language: Englisch - Arts - Literature - Authors - O - Owens, Rochelle
    O owens, rochelle owens, rochelle, Sprache/Language. Websites,  
    http://www.dino-online.de/dino_page_227334c95640f5c5dc0812abda05e26d.html

24. Kulchur Press Records
    3, Orlovsky, Peter. 3, owens, rochelle. 4, Padgett, Ron. 4, Rothenberg, Jerome. 6A,Orlovsky, Peter. 6A, owens, rochelle. 6A, Padgett, Ron. 6A, Rothenberg, Zerome.  
    http://www.columbia.edu/cu/libraries/indiv/rare/guides/Kulchur/main.html
    
    Extractions: RLIN ID BIOGRAPHY Lita Romola Rothbard Hornick, 1927 Barnard A. B. 1948, Columbia M.A. 1949, and Ph.D. 1958), publisher and literary critic took over the magazine KULCHUR in February of 1961 its third issue. SCOPE AND CONTENT Correspondence, manuscripts, proofs, art work, mechanicals, documents, lists, financial papers, and printed materials of KULCHUR, the Kulchur Press books, and the Kulchur Foundation. Lita Hornick published the works of new American writers (including the New York School), artists, and musicians (such as Robert Duncan, Allen Ginsberg, Frank O'Hara, and Larry Rivers) as well as avant garde criticism from 1961 until 1965. She ended KULCHUR in 1965 and began to publish books from the Kulchur Press. In 1970, Kulchur Press became The Kulchur Foundation. Lita Hornick has also been active in the support committees of The Museum of Modern Art and other cultural institutions. Among the cataloged correspondence are: Ted Berrigan, Joe Brainard, Charles Henri Ford, LeRoi Jones (Imamu Amiri Baraka), Gerald Malanga, Ron Padgett, and Louis Zukofsky.

25. ManifatturAE - Bottega Di Critica E Ricerca
    Translate this page . M (da MacArthur, Charles a Musil, Robert)-. -. NO (da Nabokov, Vladimir a owens,rochelle)-. -. PQ (da Paine, Albert Bigelow a Quintero, Joaquin Alvarez)-. -.  
    http://www.manifatturae.it/drmts.htm
    
    Extractions: enciclopedia minima dei drammaturghi del novecento e delle loro oper e in collaborazione con A da Abe, Kobo ad Azama, Michel B da Babel, Isaak a Byrne, John ... T UV da Tanaka, Chicao a Voltolini, Dario WXYZ da Walser, Theresia a Zuckmayer, Carl + le fonti ultimo aggiornamento: 23 marzo 2003 per accedere ai testi è libero è necessario disporre di Acrobat Reader

26. I242: Jean BARFIELD ( - )
    _ _Unknown owens _ Rusty owens _Charlie Robert THOMASSON _ rochelle Lynne SMITH.  
    http://www.homestead.org/family/d0000/g0000025.html

27. The New York Times - 6-14-68
    Futz! Opens at the de Lys rochelle owens Play Staged By O'Horgan Bakos in TitleRole With La Mama Troupe by Clive Barnes The New York Times June 14, 1968.  
    http://www.orlok.com/hair/holding/prepost/tom/NYT6-14-68.html
    
    Extractions: Bestiality - oh final horror - has come to Off-Broadway. It came last night at the Theater de Lys in a play called "Futz!" The strange thing is - and is this a sign of the corruption of our society? - the crime, act, fact, or whatever you want to call it, of bestiality would have come to Broadway itself if another show, "Leda Had A Little Swan", had not been beastly enough, and sadly, boring enough, to collapse during previews before the scheduled opening. However, Rochelle Owens's "Futz!", which I saw at one of its final previews, has beaten its controversial path into our ken. And I must say I am glad it did. Miss Owens's play was first given for one performance nearly three years ago at the Tyronne Guthrie Workshop of the Minnesota Theater Company. In March of last year it was offered, in decent obscurity off-off-Broadway at Cafe La Mama. But then last fall, the La Mama Troupe ventured to the Edinburgh Festival, and incurred some charming legal judgments and journalistic opinions from the worthy Edinburgh burghers. Indeed, probably at this very moment some earnest German playwright, an adherent of Hochhuth's Theater of Fact, is researching an original play based upon the relevant documents. I suppose you might call "Futz!" nothing more than "Tobacco Road" gone to pot, but although it is certainly full of a rude an rustic gusto, Miss Owens's play presumably has a moral purpose.

28. New York Times 11-17-69
    Futz Made Into Foggy Movie rochelle owens's Play Loses in Transition RitualElement Strong in Film at Kips Bay by Roger Greenspun The New York Times  
    http://www.orlok.com/hair/holding/prepost/tom/NYT11-17-69.html
    
    Extractions: Farmer Cyrus Futz loves his pig Amanda, and therefore he does disservice to the town tart, Marjorie Satz. Seeing Futz at backyard play, nutty Oscar Loop is moved to murder leather loving Ann Fox in a mad attempt to preserve the purity of the natural world. Loop must die, Marjorie must be avenged, and Futz must have his happy home life drowned in a ritual blood bath. The key word is neither "pig" nor "blood" nor even "bath." The key word is "ritual." Rochelle Owens's modestly pleasant closet drama, though weak on structure, is strong on magical associations, and it implicated its hapless hayseeds, with the great god Zeus, the dancing Siva and the rhythmic return of the seasons and the sun. Given all this, you may sense that "Futz" is more fun to think about than to read. I can assure you that it is infinitely more fun to read than to see in Tom O'Horgan's movie version, which opened yesterday at the Kips Bay Theater. O'Horgan has rituals of his own in mind. If his movie, photographed in Stockton, Calif., but cast with the La Mama Troupe and such celebrated local yokels as Jane Holzer and Sally Kirkland, comes out looking like animated Thomas Hart Benton, we must assume that Thomas Hart Benton was really his intention. O'Horgan's rural America, although visual as all get out, is really no more particularized than Miss Owens's. Both of them seem to believe that nature imitates art. And if it doesn't, both are willing to push a good deal until it does.

29. Membership Biography
    rochelle owens is the author of sixteen books of poetry and plays.She has received several Village Voice Obie awards and honors  
    http://www.dramaguild.com/doc/bios/4688.htm
    
    Extractions: Member Email List Member Agent List Member Bios Membership Department Rochelle Owens is the author of sixteen books of poetry and plays. She has received several Village Voice Obie awards and honors from the New York Drama Critics Circle. A pioneer in the experimental off-Broadway theatre movement and an internationally known innovative poet, her plays have been presented at festivals in Edinburgh, Avignon, and Berlin. Futz is considered a classic of the American avant-garde theatre. A French language production of Three Front was produced by France-Culture and broadcast on Radio France. Her newest books are (Junction Press, 1997), Plays by Rochelle Owens (Broadway Play Publishing, and Luca, Discourse on Life and Death (Junction Press, 2001). A participant in the 14th Franco/Anglais Festival de poesie in Paris as poet/translator, Owens' work has been translated into various languages. Her literary archives are held by the Columbia University library. She resides in Philadelphia and Wellfleet, Massachusetts.

30. Archive For New Poetry. Curator's Correspondence And Subject Files : Container L
    5, 20, Notley, Alice, 1985. 5, 21, Okai, Atukwei, 791 1979. 5, 22, owens, rochelle.5, 23, Palmer, Michael, 1974 - 1977. 5, 24, Pearce, Roy Harvey, 1974 - 1982.  
    http://orpheus.ucsd.edu/speccoll/testing/html/rss1034f.html
    
    Extractions: Container List for Archive for New Poetry. Curator's Correspondence and Subject Files Part 1: SERIES 1 : GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE Box Folder Aaron, R. - Aston, A. Babb, H. - Butterick, G. Caddel, R. - Curtay, J. Dahl, D. - Duncan, R. Eaves, T. - Everwine, P. Faas, E. - Fussell, E. Gaburo, K. - Guss, D. Haak, J. - Huntsinger, L. Iddings, K. - Irby, K. Jackson, L. - Joul, R. Kahn, P. - Kyger, J. Lally, M. - Lurie, T. MacAdams, L - Myers, G. Nathan ,S - Nower, J. Ohannessian, G - Owens, R. Pacosz, C. - Propper, D. Quartermain, P. - Quinn, B. Rabiner, M. - Ruth, B. Sadoff, I. - Serrano, I. Sharp, T. - Sze, A. Taggart, J. - Turner, M. Villanueva, A. - Vangelisti, P. Wakoski, D. - Wright, R. Xelina - Young, G. Zamora, B. - Zweig, E. SERIES 2 : POETS' FILES Box Folder Amichai, Yehuda, 1975. Anderson, Jon, 1975. Antin, Eleanor, 1975. Bakken, Dick, 1977. Baracks, Barbara, 1978. Bartlett, Elizabeth, 1979. Berge, Carol, 1974. Bromige, David, 1981. Broughton, James, 1977. Brownstein, Michael, 1981. Coleman, Wanda, 1979. Coolidge, Clark, 1976. Cooper, Dennis, 1982.

31. Leland Hickman Papers : Container List
    9, 27, Ott, Gil, 1988. 9, 28, owens, rochelle, 1989 1990. 9, 29, P-miscellaneous. 28,17, Oliver, Akilah Nayo. 28, 18, owens, rochelle. 28, 19, Parlatore, Anselm.  
    http://orpheus.ucsd.edu/speccoll/testing/html/mss0186f.html
    
    Extractions: Container List for Leland Hickman Papers Part 1: ACCESSION PROCESSED IN 1991 SERIES 1 : CORRESPONDENCE Box Folder Unidentified correspondents. A: Miscellaneous. Abbott, Steve, 1980. Alexander, Will, 1980 - 1988. Ali, Agha Shahid, 1981. Allen, Blair, 1979 - 1981. Allison, Clark, 1987 - 1990. Andrews, Bruce, 1982 - 1989. Anter, Steve, 1978 - 1983. Antin, David, 1980. Armantrout, Rae, 1983 - 1987. Ashbery, John, 1986 - 1987. B: Miscellaneous. Bair, Deirdre, 1981 - 1984. Baldwin, Margaret, 1979. Barbour, Douglas, 1989 - 1990. Barnes, Dick, 1979 - 1980. Barnett, Anthony, 1983 - 1990. Baron, Todd, 1984 - 1990. Barone, Dennis, 1985 - 1987. Bates, John, 1981. Beckett, Tom, 1986 - 1989. Beckett, Samuel, 1983 - 1988. Benson, Steve, 1983 - 1988. Bernstein, Charles, 1982 - 1990. Berssenbrugge, Mei-Mei, 1985 - 1989. Beyond Baroque Foundation, 1979 - 1989. Bivins, Charles. BLACK BOX, 1979. Blaser, Robin, 1988. Blevins, Rich, 1985. Blitz, Michael, 1987. Bloch, Alice, 1979. Bly, Robert, 1979. Bogen, Laurel Ann, 1978 - 1981. Boone, Bruce, 1987. Borawski, Walta, 1978 - 1980.

32. Argus Aktuella Länkar [www.aktuella.nu]
    Yambo (eng) Owen, Wilfred (eng) Ozick, Cynthia (eng) poet Olds, Sharon (eng) Olsson,Eva Kristin (sve) Orlovsky, Peter (eng) Ovid (eng) owens, rochelle (eng).  
    http://www.argus.nu/aktuella/index.php?forfattare=O&visa=forfattareo.php

33. News From The Van Allen Belt, 1/18/2002 - The Texas Observer
    (full site text search). News from the Van Allen Belt. BY PAUL CHRISTENSEN Newand Selected Poems, 19611996 By rochelle owens Junction Press 189 pages, $20.  
    http://www.texasobserver.org/showArticle.asp?ArticleID=535

34. Faculty Staff, Faculty Of Health, The University Of Newcastle, Australia
    rochelle owens, Faculty of Health Staff at the University of Newcastle, Australia'sleading regional University. Ms rochelle owens. Faculty of Health.  
    http://www.newcastle.edu.au/faculty/health/staff/profiles/health-staff/owens-roc

35. Texas Tech University Raiders :: Women's Volleyball :: The Official Athletic Sit
    1. Kristen Sparks 180 2. Courtney Thames 161 3. Chris Martin 129 4. Kim Gosselin128 5. Lisa Clark 124 6. rochelle Kaaiai 123 Diane owens 123 8. Sabrina Zenon  
    http://texastech.ocsn.com/sports/w-volley/archive/text-w-volley-indrecs.html
    
    Extractions: Meet the Team Schedules/Results News Almanac CAREER KILLS 1. 1,039 Lisa Clark 1987-90 2. 1,014 Sabrina Zenon 1988-91 3. 1,005 Lacy Nye 1993-96 4. 962 Kim Gosselin 1989-92 5. 957 Jennifer Cohn 1992-95 6. 956 Erica Ruegg 1990-93 7. 862 Becky Boxwell 1985-87 8. 821 Kristen Sparks 1989-92 9. 793 Chris Martin 1988-91 10. 776 Jill Slapper 1992-95 11. 751 Diane Owens 1992-95 12. 657 Susan K. McGuire 1985-88 MOST IN MATCH 28 by Diane Owens vs. Arkansas State, 11-29-95 SEASON KILLS 1. 427 Jill Burness 1996 2. 383 Becky Boxwell 1987 3. 355 Kim Gosselin 1992 4. 354 Cristine Martin 1996 5. 348 Sabrina Zenon 1991 6. 332 Sabrina Zenon 1990 7. 330 Brande Brown 1996 8. 327 Lisa Clark 1989 9. 324 Erica Ruegg 1992 10. 322 Gracie Santana 1989 10. 322 Lacy Nye 1996 11. 315 Lacy Nye 1994 OPPONENT MATCH HIGH CAREER KILL ATTEMPTS 1. 2,969 Sabrina Zenon 1988-91 2. 2,839 Kim Gosselin 1989-92 3. 2,769 Lisa Clark 1987-90 4. 2,710 Lacy Nye 1993-96 5. 2,528 Jennifer Cohn 1992-95 6. 2,504 Diane Owens 1992-95 7. 2,426 Erica Ruegg 1990-93 8. 2,416 Cristine Martin 1993- 9. 2,366 Kristen Sparks 1989-92 10. 2,278 Chris Martin 1988-91 11. 2,264 Becky Boxwell 1985-87 12. 1,950 Jill Slapper 1992-95

36. Texas Tech University Raiders :: Women's Volleyball :: The Official Athletic Sit
    975 Becky Boxwell 1987 5. 968 Sabrina Zenon 1989 6 968 Diane owens 1995 7 2,990 LisaHilgers 1995 4. 2,339 Mary Loescher 1985-87 5. 1,676 rochelle Kaaiai 1989  
    http://texastech.ocsn.com/sports/w-volley/archive/text-w-volley-carrecs.html
    
    Extractions: Meet the Team Schedules/Results News Almanac CAREER KILLS 1. 1,039 Lisa Clark 1987-90 2. 1,014 Sabrina Zenon 1988-91 3. 1,005 Lacy Nye 1993-96 4. 962 Kim Gosselin 1989-92 5. 957 Jennifer Cohn 1992-95 6. 956 Erica Ruegg 1990-93 7. 862 Becky Boxwell 1985-87 8. 821 Kristen Sparks 1989-92 9. 793 Chris Martin 1988-91 10. 776 Jill Slapper 1992-95 11. 751 Diane Owens 1992-95 12. 657 Susan K. McGuire 1985-88 MOST IN MATCH 28 by Diane Owens vs. Arkansas State, 11-29-95 SEASON KILLS 1. 427 Jill Burness 1996 2. 383 Becky Boxwell 1987 3. 355 Kim Gosselin 1992 4. 354 ristine Martin 1996 5. 348 Sabrina Zenon 1991 6. 332 Sabrina Zenon 1990 7. 330 Brande Brown 1996 8. 327 Lisa Clark 1989 9. 324 Erica Ruegg 1992 10. 322 Gracie Santana 1989 10. 322 Lacy Nye 1996 11. 315 Lacy Nye 1994 OPPONENT MATCH HIGH CAREER KILL ATTEMPTS 1. 2,969 Sabrina Zenon 1988-91 2. 2,839 Kim Gosselin 1989-92 3. 2,769 Lisa Clark 1987-90 4. 2,710 Lacy Nye 1993-96 5. 2,528 Jennifer Cohn 1992-95 6. 2,504 Diane Owens 1992-95 7. 2,426 Erica Ruegg 1990-93 8. 2,416 Cristine Martin 1993- 9. 2,366 Kristen Sparks 1989-92 10. 2,278 Chris Martin 1988-91 11. 2,264 Becky Boxwell 1985-87 12. 1,950 Jill Slapper 1992-95

37. Ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/la/winn/schools/schcur29.txt
    owens, Dolon, m, 12.11, CA owens owens, Bernice, f, 10.11, CA owensStrickland, Annie Mae, f, 13.6, JC Strickland, rochelle, La.  
    http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/la/winn/schools/schcur29.txt
    
    Extractions: Schools: Curry School, 1928-1929+, Winn Parish, LA Submitted by Greggory E. Davies, 120 Ted Price Lane, Winnfield, LA 71483 USGENWEB NOTICE: These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in any format for profit or presentation by any other organization or persons. Persons or organizations desiring to use this material, must obtain the written consent of the contributor, or the legal representative of the submitter, and contact the listed USGenWeb archivist with proof of this consent. Files may be printed or copied for personal use only. From: Winn Parish School Board Pupil/Sex/Age/Parent/Address/Occupation (Address is Tullos or Winnfield Rt. 2, unless noted; occupation is farming, unless noted) Curry School 1928-1929 Ethel Wade, Teacher Barber, Mertie, f, 17, W. A. Barber Cox, Rae, f, 17.10, J. D. Cox Nowlin, Earnest, m, 13, A. D. Nowlin, fireman Sanders, Jewel, f, 13.7, L. T. Sanders Curry, Hazel, f, 15.2, E. R. Curry Cox, Carl, m, 15, A. Thomas, Rochelle, La. Owens, Dolon, m, 12.11, C. A. Owens Owens, Bernice, f, 10.11, C. A. Owens Strickland, Annie Mae, f, 13.6, J. C. Strickland, Rochelle, La. Allbritton, Audie, f, 12.9, B. F. Allbritton Pray, Bama, f, 13.7, D. O. Pray Lay, James Ivy, m, 12.5, Florence Lay Sanders, Herman, m, 11.2, L. T. Sanders Smith, Audie, f, 11.2, J. T. Smith Long, Hazel, f, 12.8, W. M. Long Couch, Cecil, m, 14.11, L. C. Couch Williamson, Mannon, m, 13.3, E. B. Williamson, log hauler 1929-1930 Gladys Owens, Teacher Allbritton, Pearl, f, 14.5, E. E. Allbritton Allbritton, Gladys, f, 12.2, E. E. Allbritton Cox, Lester, m, 15.5, J. D. Cox Mercer, Earlie, m, 15.7, W. L. Mercer Cockerham, Melvin, m, 13.2, J. M. Cockerham, public works Barber, Elvin, m, 16.7, W. A. Barber Barber, Tommy, m, 15.9, W. A. Barber Allbritton, O. D., m, 13.10, W. H. Allbritton Maxey, Plase, m, 15, A. C. Maxey, truck driver Curry, Clotile, f, -, E. R. Curry Allbritton, Nannie Faye, f, 16, E. E. Allbritton Owens, Dolan, m, 13.11, C. A. Owens Freeman, Dalton, m, 13, J. H. Freeman, teacher Curry, Hazel, f, -, E. R. Curry Undated Georgia Sowers, Teacher Curry, Hazel, f, 15, E. R. Curry Allbritton, J. C., m, 15, B. F. Allbritton Williamson, Mannon, f, 12, E. B. Williamson Long, Hazel, f, 11, W. E. Long Nazworth, Clotile, f, 11, J. A. Nazworth Couch, Cecil, m, 14, L. C. Couch Boyette, Virgil, m, 12, H. J. Boyett Roberts, Thomas, m, 11, T. R. Roberts Vernon, Billie, m, 13, G. W. Vernon Cox, Ray, f, 16, J. D. Cox Whitten, Inez, f, 13, F. T. Whitten Maloy, Eula, f, 15, J. R. Maloy Coburn, Odell, m, 14, G. T. Coburn, Joyce, La. Pray, Jennie, f, 15, D. O. Pray Allen, C. W., m, 11, I. L. Allen Boyette, Earl, m, 16, H. J. Boyette Long, Vera, f, 12, J. N. Long Strickland, Leroy, m, 16, J. C. Strickland Undated Ruth Jordan Long, Vera, f, 11, J. N. Long Couch, Lloyd, m, 15, Luther Couch Cox, Frank, m, 15.5, T. W. Cox, Rochelle, La. Coburn, Noel, m, 11, Thad Coburn, oilfield worker Pary, Jennie, f, 14, D. O. Pray Strickland, Leroy, m, 16, J. C. Strickland, Rochelle, La. Cox, Bessie, f, 18, J. D. Cox McCartney, Wayne, m, -, G. A. McCartney Boyett, Louise, f, 11, W. R. Boyett Pendarvis, G. P., m, 12, W. P. Pendarvis, butcher Allen, Hazel, f, 12, I. L. Allen Allen, Josie, f, 12, M. M. Allen Allen, Earl, m, 15, M. M. Allen Long, Annie, f, 12, J. N. Long Allen, Conley, m, 15, I. L. Allen Pendarvis, Bedeau, f, 14, W. P. Pendarvis, butcher Curry, Ernest, m, 18, E. R. Curry Smith, Eugene, m, 15, J. Y. Smith Allen, Doris, f, 14, M. M. Allen Wilson, Stella, f, 15, Mrs. T. T. Wilson Smith, Lorena, -, 13, J. A. Smith Mercer, Seiss, m, 16, W. L. Mercer, Rochelle, La. Deen, Georgia, f, 15, O. B. Deen, Dry Prong, La.

38. Rochelleratner.com - Criticism
    (includes essays and reviews of HD, Helen Adam, Denise Levertov, Diane DiPrima,Diane Wakoski, rochelle owens, Susan Sherman, Susan Fromberg Schaeffer, Yvonne  
    http://home.mindspring.com/~rochelleratner/criticism.htm
    
    Extractions: The journey from poet to critic to novelist has been a very intertwined one for Rochelle Ratner. It begins shortly after she moved to New York, when she wrote two poetry columns for the soon-to-be-defunct East Village Other , and continues to the present day where she's Executive Editor of American Book Review , a magazine she's been associated with since 1978, and reviews several poetry books a year for Library Journal Had her editor at Soho Weekly News (where she wrote a regular poetry column from 1975 to 1982) not encouraged her to review some of the more "poetic" novels, she probably wouldn't have begun writing fiction herself. Other highlights of her reviewing career include serving on the National Book Critics Circle board of directors for six years (where she also edited the NBCC Newsletter and chaired the Poetry and Reviewer's Citation committees), writing a monthly small press column for Library Journal , and working as a regular poetry reviewer for Publishers Weekly from 1989-1997.

39. Poetry Now
    owens, rochelle. THE BOOK OF KING LUGALANNEMUNDO OPENING POEM. 1pp. T.MS.s. Withaddress. owens, rochelle. THE BOOK OF KING LUGALANNEMUNDO SELF INTEREST.  
    http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/hasrg/ablit/amerlit/Poetrynow3.html
    
    Extractions: POETRY NOW #15-18 1977 DONALD JUSTICE / BICENTENNIAL ISSUE 60pp. Misc. Preliminary and other materials for PN#15-18. JUSTICE, Donald. 13pp. Transcript of interview with DJ by William Childress. JUSTICE, Donald. 10pp. Typescript draft of William Childress profile of Donal Justice with heavy corrections and emendations by Justice in pencil. JUSTICE, Donald. 9pp. T.MS. Of William Childress final draft of Profile of Donald Justice. ACKERMAN, Diane. VESPERS. 3pp. T.MS. Typesigned. ACKERSON, Duane. FULL MOON. 1pp. T.MS. Typesigned with address. AJAY, Stephen. THE MEASURERS. 1pp. XEROX T.MS. AJAY, Stephen. "ABRACADABRA". 1pp. XEROX T.MS. ALDRIDGE, Richard. MARKINGS. 1pp. T.MS. Typesigned with address. AMES, Bernice. ON PARK AVENUE. 1pp. T.MS. Typesigned with address. AMES, Bernice. RETURN TO MERCER COUNTY. 1pp. T.MS. Typesigned with address. ANANIA, Michael. TRACINGS. 5pp. T.MS. Typesigned. ANDERSEN, Tim. THE TRUCK THAT BROUGHT SOFT WATER TO OUR HOUSE. 1pp. T.MS. Typesigned. ANDERSON, Jack. THE CALLER. 2pp. T.MS. Typesigned with address.

40. Marjorie Perloff: (Alerts HOW2)
    s sfumato does leave something to the imagination, and in her brilliantly inventiveLuca Discourse on Life and Death, rochelle owens has imaginatively  
    http://www.scc.rutgers.edu/however/v1_5_2001/current/alerts/perloff.html
    
    Extractions: by Marjorie Perloff In 1919, Marcel Duchamp bought on the rue de Rivoli, a cheap postcard reproduction of the Mona Lisa and decided to give Leonardo’s famous enigmatic face a black-penciled mustache, curling up at the corners, and a neat small goatee. Underneath the portrait, Duchamp inscribed the letters L.H.O.O.Q , a sequence which, read aloud in French, equals elle a chaud au cul (she has a hot ass). But his was not just a crude joke; as he explained it many years later, “The curious thing about that moustache and goatee is that when you look at the Mona Lisa it becomes a man.  It is not a woman disguised as a man; it is a real man, and that was my discovery, without realizing it at the time.”  Here Duchamp implies playfully what Freud, in his famous study of Leonardo da Vinci, took very seriously—namely the artist’s latent homosexuality. In both cases, the model herself (a local merchant’s wife) is seen as mere object—“the occasion for these ruses,” to use Frank O’Hara’s phrase in “In Memory of my Feelings.” And of course art historians have taken this object status as given: Ernst Gombrich, for example, argues that the universal appeal of the Mona Lisa’s enigmatic smile may be attributed to “Leonardo’s famous invention which the Italians call

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