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Ivan Argüelles, Ars Poetica

Ivan Argüelles, Ars Poetica: Poems 2006-2013 Poetry Hotel Press, 2013.  320 pp.  ISBN978-0-9891578-2-7, $24.95 By John M. Bennett     For almost 50 years I have been following the work of Ivan...

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The Patient Ecstasy Of Fraulein Braun

“Mueller lights a fuse for a new generation of debate on old settled questions.” -Barney Rosset THE BUNKER IS PART OF MY BEING. Out of love for him, I greedily seize this underground as mine. Through...

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Rebel Irish Bard: Patrick Galvin

By Kathleen Donovan   Irish poet, playwright, and ballad singer Patrick Galvin, died in Cork, Ireland, in May of 2011. A unique and iconoclastic poet Galvin holds an important position among the...

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Don’t Thank Me For Serving

By Doug V. D’Elia   Montgomery, Alabama. The year is 1965 and George Wallace had just been elected governor of the state on a platform of “Segregation now, tomorrow, and segregation always.” Ku Klux...

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Lunatics At The Gate

By Christopher G. Moore There is a fifty-year publishing anniversary that needs celebration. It has to do with the meaning of insanity and related terms. Our use of language in every day...

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Rachel Corbin

By Clyde Kessler I watched my dying sister breathe towards a flower vase. Lupine kept the sky in its petals. And a pink rose kept lamp light teasing her eyes. There was a new IV needle on a tray. And...

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. . . In All Cration

by Jill Rapaport This will be a very short talk on recent changes in pronunciation of the word create. Over the past fifteen years, plus or minus a decade, this word, which means many things including...

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Expert Collisions

By Peter Marra I got out of the subway at Bryant Park and stopped at the corner deli before going to the Grace building where I worked as a computer programmer. I hated my job, and I hated the building...

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for Barney whom I never knew

By Jason Gallagher She would run out of the house, sometimes barefoot, to the cornfield that was the back border of her house with that of her elderly neighbors. No, during these outbursts, she often...

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Stuyvesant Bee Issue 130

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