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Paul Lisicky: New Jersey Notebook: On Writing About Place

May 16, 2011 by PBQ

1. Early December; snow accumulating on the nose of the jet outside the window. Newark Airport. Too agitated to read, too distracted to eat the muffin I’m about to toss in the trash, I wander about the terminal, looking for something to distract me from the list of cancelled flights on the loudspeaker. And then […]

Filed Under: Contributors 70, Issue 70, Prose, Prose 70 Tagged With: Contributors 70, Paul Lisicky, Prose, Prose 70

Stephen Dunn: Imagining New Jersey

May 16, 2011 by PBQ

New Jersey, of course, has a great tradition of poets, from Philip Freneau, Walt Whitman, William Carlos Williams, Allen Ginsberg up to notable contemporaries like C.K. Williams (born in Newark), Robert Pinsky (from Long Branch), and Gerald Stern and Alicia Ostriker who make their homes in Lamberstville and Princeton respectively. My apologies to other fine […]

Filed Under: Contributors 70, Issue 70, Prose, Prose 70 Tagged With: Contributors 70, Prose, Prose 70, Stephen Dunn

Matthew Longabucco: In the PBQ Archives

May 13, 2011 by PBQ

The question of the archive is not a question of the past. It is not the question of a concept dealing with the past that might already be at our disposal. An archivable concept of the archive. It is a question of the future, the question of the future itself, the question of a response, […]

Filed Under: Contributors 71, Issue 71, Prose, Prose 71 Tagged With: Contributors 71, Matt Longabucco, Prose, Prose 71

Ryan Sloan: M and the Artful Lie

May 13, 2011 by PBQ

I do not have a sister. Her name is Mariana. In truth, I can’t remember her name, but I’ve given her this one, and it sounds like a name she would want. Mariana is thirty-three years old. She lives on the Upper West Side in Manhattan . She’s a successful architect. Her mother was Portuguese. […]

Filed Under: Contributors 71, Issue 71, Prose, Prose 71 Tagged With: Contributors 71, Prose, Prose 71, Ryan Sloan

PBQ Interviews: Singer, Songwriter Josh Ritter

May 13, 2011 by PBQ

AM: How long have you been writing poems? JR: I always thought that I could write, but until I got started playing the guitar, I didn’t feel like I had a focus in writing. I didn’t feel especially attached to anything. Writing songs is more like doing a crossword than anything – you’re giving yourself […]

Filed Under: Contributors 71, Issue 71, Prose, Prose 72 Tagged With: Contributors 71, Interviews, Prose, Prose 71

Poet Maudit: Conversation with Chris Whitley at Caffé Vivaldi,     NYC: July 20, 2004

May 13, 2011 by PBQ

Texas-born, Dresden-based singer-songwriter Chris Whitley is oddly hot. A doe-eyed late Chet Baker in a wife beater, Whitley’s music is a seductive amalgam of atmospheric alternative rock, funk, and blues. With a devoted fan base and the occasional deal with Columbia, or Messenger records, or Dave Matthews’ imprint, ATO Records, Whitley works the border, the […]

Filed Under: Contributors 72, Issue 72, Prose, Prose 72 Tagged With: Chris Whitley, Contributors 72, Prose, Prose 72

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