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CUE A Journal of Prose Poetry 7 Issues by James; Lehman, David; Dove, Rita; Silliman, Ron; Palmer, Michael et al Poetry Magazines - Tate, 2004 Jones by Ron Silliman, 1993-01 OCULIST WITNESSES NUMBER 3 , Fall 1976, Scarce seventies experimental poetry magazine by Bernadette, SILLIMAN, RON Mayer, 1976 Box Car A Magazine of the Arts Number 1 by Michael; Silliman, Ron; Andrews, Bruce et al Palmer, 1983 ABC: Poems by Ron Silliman, 1983 Diana's Bimonthly: East of the Border Vol. 1 #4 by Gerard / Melnick, Peter / Redshaw, Thomas Dillon / Stokes, Terry / Lally, Michael / Silliman, Ron Malanga, 1972 Complete Run of the First 50 Issues of Tuumba Press Poetry Chapbooks (Plus Checklist) by Lyn, Howe, Susan, Silliman, Ron, Coolidge, Clark, Notley, Alice, Bernstein, Charles, DiPalma, Ray, Palmer, Michael, Andrews, Bruce et al Hejinian, 1976 THE RADDLE MOON #9 by Susan, Editor (Lyn Hejinian, Leslie Scalapino, Ron Silliman, Norman Fisch CLARK, 1990-01-01 BART. by Ron. SILLIMAN, 1982 George Oppen (Paideuma, Vol 10. No. 1) by Jane Augustine, Paul Auster, et all 1981 The Grand Piano: Part 7 by Ron Silliman, Lyn Hejinian, et all 2008-10-15 POETRY June 2010 Vol. 196 No. 3 by Averill Curdy, Paul Hoover, Anna Kamienska, Allen Edwin Butt Ron Silliman, 2010 Circle R by Ron Silliman, 1995 Manifest by Ron Silliman, 1990

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41. From OZ -- Ron Silliman
    from OZ. for Fred Glass Maureen Katz. ron silliman. Forms farm storm's harm.Imagine a language that worked. ironic, euphoric Medicine is not narrative.  
    http://epc.buffalo.edu/authors/silliman/oz.html
    
    Extractions: Hum job. Modernism hopes for a lawn. It's hat time. Symmetry in lettuce's system marked by types. Breadstick wedged in the dip. Waiting for Conan. Ponytail in hardhat sells tobacco. Peripherals for my new stanza. Powder detergent. Team meeting. Break-in-the-clouds symbolism. Warrior earwig along garden walk. Sun's warmth on your forehead is different from being smart. That's mean. That's meaning. Under glass at the deli pigsfeet sit in a pan of pink juices. Laces knotted together, red tennies hang from a power line. Blue bandanna about the pit bull's neck. Analog sky. They seem so lost in thought on the bus on their way to work, still yawning. Chinese shoes of black cotton. White shades appear blue behind tinted glass. Once they pay the driver, their eyes scan the tubelike bus rapidly, searching for a safe seat. Prospect identification. Package of the Year. Ultrasound poetics. Sound of buzzsaw and rooster. Squish of tires over wet streets. Cloud-filtered sun mutes colors amid valley houses. Words scratched out, arrows to new syntax. These vowels my eyes. Lack of trees in all this snow signifies lake Smoke still in the air from a wood fire. Alarm in a locked auto carries through the night.

42. Mercury House Authors: Michael Davidson, Lyn Hejinian, Ron Silliman, And Barrett
    Michael Davidson Lyn Hejinian ron silliman Barrett Watten. ron sillimanis a member of the Socialist Review editorial collective.  
    http://www.mercuryhouse.org/leningrad.html
    
    Extractions: World Add to Cart View Shopping Cart/Checkout A travelogue filtered through a poet’s eye. The effect of light on the city, the dimly lit street under the windows where Nabokov lived, all become the stuff of literature in these essays. In August 1989, a new, independent organization of young Soviet writers hosted the first international conference for avant-garde writers to be held in the USSR since the Russian Revolution. "Summer School — Language, Poetry, Consciousness" was a grassroots attempt to harvest the fruits of glasnost, bringing together poets and scholars from Siberia to San Diego. Attending were four American writers, Michael Davidson, Lyn Hejinian, Ron Silliman, and Barrett Watten. Leningrad is their collaborative account of this extraordinary trip. A collection of poetic essays, it is a commentary on the intellectual revelations that result when post­ glasnost Soviet and American intellectuals meet face to face. Some misunderstandings that arise are funny: one Russian asks the Americans if the Manson family is a TV show; some are surprising: when asked if she would like feminist literature from the states, a Russian woman requests the complete poems of Jim Morrison.

43. Mercury House: Author/Title Search
    C. Sand, George Sarduy, Severo Schafer, Mark (translator) Schurmann, Franz Sennett,Mack, Cameron Shipp Shulman, Irving Siciliano, Enzo silliman, ron, et al.  
    http://www.mercuryhouse.org/authtitl.html
    
    Extractions: This lists all Mercury House books published to date. Each title currently in print is linked to its web page. Most of these are readily available for purchase through bookstores or through Mercury House directly. Any titles listed here that are not linked are out of print. While most of these are not available except through used bookstores, we do have a few copies remaining of certain titles. CONTACT US for information on acquiring any out-of-print title. Otherwise we recommend Advanced Book Exchange, www.abe.com www.bookfinder.com www.FetchBook.Info , or directtextbook.com for tracking down used copies of our publications. PLEASE NOTE: Small press publishers—and authors—make their best royalties from direct sales. Please do not buy used what you can buy from us directly. Support independent arts while they're still here to support! AUTHOR/TITLE SEARCH: A B C D ... W-Z

44. Ron Silliman Interview
    ron silliman Interview Gary Sullivan Rereading Wild Form, your piece on formand context (eg, audience ), I was brought back to something you had written  
    http://home.jps.net/~nada/silliman.htm
    
    Extractions: Gary Sullivan: Re-reading "Wild Form," your piece on form and context (e.g., "audience"), I was brought back to something you had written about the general differences of form and audience between "white male heterosexuals" and those "members of groups that have [not] been the subject of history ..." I'll quote the passage in full, as it appears on the University of Pennsylvania's website: Reading this passage in tandem with "Wild Form," I'm curious as to how anyone might reconcile the two ends of this spectrum – if that's even a possibility, or desirable. If, as you say, "the situational specificity of form also explains why followers, imitators and epigones can never hope to extend or even replicate the meaning of their heroes" and "the meaning of any second generation is always the reification of the past ..." I wonder how you feel about the "meaning" of certain products of the multiculturalist movement, which I guess is now several generations old, specifically I guess what we might call a very consciously crafted "identity" poetics. Ron Silliman: Socialist Review the following summer. In the past 13 years, the entire field of writing has both broadened and deepened socially, mostly for the better.

45. Ron Silliman From Ketjak2 Caravan Of Affect
    ron silliman. from Ketjak2 Caravan of Affect for Colin Jesse Papermintpetty. Piano clusters. Danto’s Comedy philosophy becomes  
    http://home.jps.net/~nada/Ketjak2.htm
    
    Extractions: shoppers searching gentle face, vertical lines over his shrunken upper lip, wears a white hat with a narrow brim . What do you mean, justify margins? The good shape lollipop. Putting my shoes on last, then standing dressed. Microarchitecture. It must nestle itself everywhere , settle everywhere, establish connections everywhere. Even bracketed, deconstructive terminology is always already jargon ravens eyes were drained of emotion. A musical composition is what the mind immediately reconstructs of the experience from the score or while listening , and by memory the whole effect of the experience, an intellectually reconstituted esthetic consistency, which may differ externally to the reading or performance, or by imagination or reverie while listening or remembering . Was that Quine? Kill what you eat. The restaurant was open but had run out of food. A similar movement is going on before our own eyes. The wine had come from the Little Birch Tree, the hard currency shop. Snow is remarkable to one not accustomed to it. When you took out photos of a friend, a leading avant-garde theater director who models his looks after Jim Morrison and his lifestyle

46. Ron Silliman
    THE NATIONAL POETRY FOUNDATION. IN THE AMERICAN TREE. ron silliman, Editor. This correctedand redesigned edition concludes with a new Afterword by ron silliman.  
    http://www.ume.maine.edu/~npf/cat25.html
    
    Extractions: IN THE AMERICAN TREE Ron Silliman, Editor The "Language poets" have established themselves as the most rigorous and the most radically experimental avant-garde on the current literary scene. In the American Tree remains the most comprehensive collection of work by the Language poets; it also offers 130 pages of theoretic statements by poets in the anthology. This corrected and redesigned edition concludes with a new Afterword by Ron Silliman. The poets represented include Robert Grenier, Barrett Warren, Lynn Hejinian, Bob Perelman, Michael Palmer, Michael Davidson, Clark Coolidge, Charles Bernstein, Hannah Weiner, Bruce Andrews, Susan Howe, Fanny Howe, Bernadette Mayer, Ray DiPalma, and many others. "For millennia, poets have had to make their own way and the world that goes with it. The genius of these various writers and the consummate clarity with which they are presented here make very clear again that not only is this the road now crucial for all poetry, it's literally where we are going."Robert Creeley "This historic anthology brings into long-needed focus the only serious and concerted movement in American literature of the past two decades. It will be indispensible to anyone with interest in writing's present and hope for writing's future." Peter Schjeldahl

47. Nthposition Online Magazine: Poetry By Ron Silliman
    poetry Dadaquest By ron silliman Disconnect the dots! Undifferentiatedbeep beep beep of airport terminal transport vehicle The  
    http://www.nthposition.com/poetry_silliman.html

48. Ron Silliman Books
    ron silliman. The New Sentence by ron silliman Tjanting by ron silliman. N/O byron silliman. In the American Tree (Pound Scholarship Series) by ron silliman.  
    http://www.absolutebook.com/poetry/s/ronsilliman.html

49. Ron Silliman: Toner
    ron silliman Toner 67 pages ISBN 0937013-43-9 1992 $9.50. A greatpoet. His varied sensuous language reflects and questions itself.  
    http://www.potespoets.org/catalog/toner.htm
    
    Extractions: Called a "thaumaturge" ("wonder-worker") by the poet Robert Duncan, Silliman has created a new kind of writing from the simplest materials.... The poet confides, describes, extols, remarks, puns, paints domestic scenes, slyly slludes, records minutiae, leaps to large statements, arouses, repeats. Through it all, a friendly, Northern California sort of personality emerges.

50. Ron Silliman: Lit
    ron silliman Lit 70 pages ISBN 0937013-18-8 1987 $7.50. sillimanoffers a grand example of the crisis of verse. Stephen Fredman.  
    http://www.potespoets.org/catalog/lit.htm

51. Ron Silliman | From YOU
    , main page. , issue contents. , contributors. , email us. x co n n e c t, from you - RO N silliman for Pat silliman. XXIX. Lightning  
    http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/xconnect/v4/i2/t/silliman.html

52. Ron Silliman | From YOU
    from you RO N silliman for Pat silliman. XXIX. Lightning rolling,popping, snapping all across the sky (the whole forest in  
    http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/xconnect/v4/i2/g/silliman.html

53. DINO - Language: Englisch - Arts - Literature - Authors - S - Silliman, Ron
    S silliman, ron silliman, ron, Sprache/Language. Websites,  
    http://www.dino-online.de/dino_page_c0be6cfd437e998188f6ceb729b27536.html

54. Tjanting - Ron Silliman
    Tjanting ron silliman 220pp perfect bound 216 x 140mm, 8.5 x 5.5 inches ISBN 1876857-19-6Australia $24.95 (including GST) USA $15.95 UK £9.95, New Edition  
    http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Square/1664/1876857196.html

55. Electronic Poetry Review --
    ron silliman. (photo by Jeff Hurwitz). ron silliman has written andedited twentyfour books to date, including the anthology In the  
    http://www.poetry.org/issues/issue4/text/cnotes/rs.htm
    
    Extractions: (photo by Jeff Hurwitz) Ron Silliman has written and edited twenty-four books to date, including the anthology In the American Tree , which the National Poetry Foundation has just republished with a new afterword. His booklength long poem Tjanting will be returned to print this fall by Salt. Silliman is a 2002 Fellow of the Pennsylvania Arts Council and received a Pew Fellowship in the Arts in 1998. He lives in Chester County, Pennsylvania, with his wife and two sons, and works as a market analyst in the computer industry. EPR #4

56. Electronic Poetry Review #4 //
    ron silliman. The Desert Modernism. Some vol. XXXVII, no. V, Chicago,February, 1931. Also by ron silliman in EPR 4 A FOREST FOR  
    http://www.poetry.org/issues/issue4/text/prose/silliman1.htm
    
    Extractions: Some years ago, a retrospective of Impressionism toured that organized paintings not by painter, but by the salon. That is, each painting was ordered by the timing of its first public appearance. While this structure had the limitation of making it seem that Paris was the omphalos of painting, this was nonetheless an interesting way to look at influences and trends in at least an approximation of historical context. You could see an idea about the use of light or color show up in one or two paintings in the salon of one year, then sweep through the next salon, showing up in everybody's canvases, only to ebb again in the show after that. As a viewer, the experience was illuminating and it made me want someday to organize an anthology of 20th century poetry along similar lines. I don't have anything so grand in mind today. But what I would like to do is to construct a possible view of the American poetic tradition that can most accurately be termed our avant-garde as it existed during a very brief period—roughly between 1950 and 1954. I plan to plot my discussion around a specific text, "The Desert Music," the title poem of William Carlos Williams' 1954 Random House collection. The poem itself describes an event that took place in mid-November of 1950 when Williams, his wife Floss, Robert McAlmon, McAlmon's brothers and their wives took a stroll over the border from El Paso, Texas to Juárez, Mexico. In June of 1951, seven months later, Williams would read the poem publicly for the first time at Harvard where he was given an honorary membership in the Phi Beta Kappa society.

57. Arts/Literature/Authors/S/Silliman,_Ron
    Our search portal also gives you the option to conduct a query using our intelligentsearch feature. / Arts / Literature / Authors / S / silliman, ron.  
    http://www.arts-entertainment-recreation.com/Arts/Literature/Authors/S/Silliman,
    
    Extractions: Search: Welcome to arts-entertainment-recreation.com, the comprehensive search portal dedicated to the arts. We have located some of the finest art and entertainment resources from across the Web and accumulated them into a single directory. Here you can choose from a wide variety of documents, reviews, articles, and Web sites about your favorite activities. Whether you enjoy film, Broadway shows, television, books, fine art, or travel, there is something here for you. As you peruse the directory, you will notice several categories pertaining to the arts. Feel free to navigate through these categories, from broad art-related topics to specific information on selected subjects. Our search portal also gives you the option to conduct a query using our intelligent search feature. Arts Literature Authors S Silliman, Ron EPC/Ron Silliman Author Home Page

58. Texturl: [reading Notes: Historical] Archives
    Shepard, Sam. True West. silliman, ron. N/O. silliman, ron. The Chinese Notebook.silliman, ron, ed. In the American Tree. Spicer, Jack. The Collected Books.  
    http://texturl.net/archives/cat_reading_notes_historical.html
    
    Extractions: outlinks in new windows As I said before, I'm experimenting with an open research process, so I hope that everyone will give me feedback and suggest obvious texts that I have missed. I'll be adding to the list based upon comments from my committee and my blog readers. Historical Field: 20th century literature in English. Fiction, Poetry, Drama Albee, Edward. Zoo Story

59. "RON SILLIMAN: FROM KETJAK2: CARAVAN OF AFFECT"
    the muse apprentice guild print ONE WORK BYRON silliman. FROM KETJAK2 CARAVAN OF AFFECT.  
    http://www.muse-apprentice-guild.com/august2002/ronsilliman/literary_magazine.ht

60. "Ron Silliman, Author And Editor Of 24 Books"
    Author and editor of 24 books, ron silliman is a 2002 fellow of thePennsylvania Council on the Arts. about this writer ron silliman.  
    http://www.muse-apprentice-guild.com/august2002/ronsilliman/literary_journal.htm

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