[New-Poetry] Dubious

[TheOldMole]

This is wonderful.

David Graham wrote:
> Tad, thanks for asking.  A dive into my files, and lo! the Dubie 
> Symposium turned up.
>
> It's up on my web site now:
>
> http://web.mac.com/drjazz/iWeb/DGWritings/Dubie.html
>
> Interestingly, I think my parody of Dubie's poetry may have dated a 
> bit; but I don't believe the parodies of Bly, Bloom et al. have.  
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> On May 31, 2008, at 12:56 PM, TheOldMole wrote:
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>> David -- do you still have the symposium? Could you post it here?
>>
>> David Graham wrote:
>>> Yes, thanks for noting this, Tad.  A wonderful piece, Sam.
>>>
>>> With George Garrett's passing, I was thinking over the past week of 
>>> the lovely magazine he & Brendan Galvin started in the late 
>>> 1970s--*Poultry:  A Magazine of Voice*--which specialized in 
>>> parodies.  It had a typically short run, but while it lasted it was 
>>> great fun.
>>>
>>> One of my very first journal publications, in fact--so though I 
>>> never knew Garrett, I can be added to the lengthy list of poets who 
>>> felt his generous touch.  As I recall, I parodied Charles Wright, 
>>> Seamus Heaney, and Philip Levine.  Plus I remember doing a fake 
>>> symposium on Norman Dubie, in which I parodied critics like Bloom, 
>>> Howard, and Bly.  
>>> My own Philip Levine parody from *Poultry* is up here:
>>>
>>> http://web.mac.com/drjazz/iWeb/DGWritings/They%20Feed%20They%20Face.html
>>>
>>> Let's have more parodies posted here, shall we?  
>>>
>>>
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