PWK - February 02, 2009
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Alex Clark
These days, we expect news to travel nearly as fast as it happens. But if, as Ezra Pound said, “literature is news that stays news,” where does the old-fashioned literary quarterly fit in with our fast-paced world, where even literature is expected to keep up (think of online publications like DailyLit and PoetryDaily, which deliver a new immortal text each day)? One answer can be ...
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