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Bruce Weber and I Collaborate on a Poem (It gets wackier)

Posted on September 3, 2012 by admin

The August issue of Chronogram published a collaborative poem by Bruce Weber and myself. Lines Never Written by e.e. cummings under a gray sky epiphanies linger like frost on the tongue sparrows taste best when swallowed by the sea moose … Continue reading →

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January Poetry Blitz: Bruce Weber

Posted on January 13, 2012 by admin

Where Does Love Go When It Dies? where does love go when it dies? under a rock in a jealous lover’s garden? does love vanish in a shell’s ear or float in the nether reaches of interstellar space along with … Continue reading →

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Love in the City of Grudges, Reviewed by Bruce Weber

Posted on December 20, 2011 by admin

(Here’s Bruce Weber’s review from the Winter 2011/2012 issue of Home Planet News. Thanks, Bruce!) Will Nixon’s second book of poetry, Love in the City of Grudges, returns to the fertile, dysfunctional family territory of his first collection My Late … Continue reading →

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Bruce Weber’s Whirlwind Entertainments

Posted on September 9, 2011 by admin

What captivates me about Bruce Weber’s poems is their zany spontaneous sideways rush that catches me unprepared for the deep feelings hidden right out in the open. Here’s one from his latest book, The Breakup Of My First Marriage. To … Continue reading →

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