Cover to Cover with Jack Foley – November 25, 2015
A celebration of the art of poetry, hosted by jack Foley.
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A celebration of the art of poetry. A well-known poet himself, Jack Foley’s considerable historical knowledge and his awareness of the current “scene” are incorporated into his radio shows and have made them a kaleidoscopic, always stimulating attraction for anyone interested in poetry.
A celebration of the art of poetry, hosted by jack Foley.
Jack’s guest is the celebrated poet/anthologist, Jerome Rothenberg. Today’s show is a celebration of the new Rothenberg-John Bloomberg-Rissman anthology, Barbaric, Vast & Wild. “Poetry should have something in it,” wrote Denis Diderot, “that is barbaric, vast & wild.” “Barbaric, Vast & Wild,” writes Charles Bernstein, “is the crowning jewel of the Poems for the Millennium series; … Continued
Jack’s guest throughout the month of October is the extraordinary Alabama poet, visual artist and musician, Jake Berry. Part Four of Four.
Jack’s guest throughout the month of October is the extraordinary Alabama poet, visual artist and musician, Jake Berry. Part Three of Four.
Jack’s guest throughout the month of October is the extraordinary Alabama poet, visual artist and musician, Jake Berry. Part Two of Four.
Jack’s guest throughout the month of October is the extraordinary Alabama poet, visual artist and musician, Jake Berry. Part One of Four.
Today’s show is a tribute to the late poet and Gay icon Harold Norse (1916-2009). Talisman Press has recently published a new selected poems by Harold Norse. Edited by Todd Swindell and with an introduction by Harold’s old friend and cruising buddy, Neeli Cherkovski, it’s an excellent passageway into the work of a man admired … Continued
Today’s show is a tribute to the late poet and Gay icon Harold Norse (1916-2009). Talisman Press has recently published a new selected poems by Harold Norse. Edited by Todd Swindell and with an introduction by Harold’s old friend and cruising buddy, Neeli Cherkovski, it’s an excellent passageway into the work of a man admired … Continued
Conclusion of JACK @ 75, his celebration of his 75th birthday (August 9). Jack writes, What is a life but stories—stories we tell ourselves, stories we tell others, stories others tell about us? Out of these stories we fashion—what? I am writer, husband, father, poet, teacher, friend, “radio personality,” occasional cook, householder, amateur guitarist, sometime … Continued
JACK @ 75 continues with a selection from Jack Foley’s work. “I am rather surprised to see myself arriving at an unexpected antiquity.” Jack quotes from one of his poems, What if the search to discover “mind” is self-defeating because “mind” doesn’t exist? What if “mind” is a term made up out of a puritanical … Continued