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• Stephen Rodefer's Position 

  Stephen Rodefer's poetry is a digest of the New American poetry and its chosen precursors. Olson and Villon, Ginsberg and Catullus, O'Hara and...

  01/01/09 by Kotin, Joshua; Kindellan, Michael · More from publication

• An Interview with Stephen Rodefer 

  You were a student of Charles Olson's in the mid-1960s at SUNY, Buffalo. What was that like? Well, at the start it was altogether uncertain. I...

  01/01/09 by Kindellan, Michael; Kotin, Joshua; Adams, V Joshua · More from publication

• "I Lie in Dawn's Great Faculty": Stephen Rodefer's Translation of François Villon 

  First, Villon, for those who don't remember. One long poem, one only longish, and a handful of ballades, written in Middle French around 1460....

  01/01/09 by Georgi, David · More from publication

• OCEAN INTERSTICE 

  for Patrick, December 24, 2007 to the right of the carriage, the white-capped ocean to the left often years, the ocean starts to the right of...

  01/01/09 by Hartigan, Endi Bogue · More from publication

• from EURYNOME'S SANDALS 

  I'm a spirit that has come a long way. Try to destroy me, you'll find I'm permanent. I'll live on, though the people fade, migrating across...

  01/01/09 by Notley, Alice · More from publication

• Life in Rodefer 

  "We all await an idiot's judgment." -Stephen Rodefer "What we need more than critics," Rodefer wrote in 1986, "is historians." The line is from...

  01/01/09 by Sutherland, Keston · More from publication

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