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Day Labour
2013
Overview
Let me start at a mid-peak in the Language moment, at Ron Silliman’s buoyant proclamation of innovative fecundity in “The Practice of Art,” his 1994 afterword to The Art of Practice, the poetry anthology edited by Dennis Barone and Peter Gannick to supplement the acknowledged lacunae in Silliman’s own In the American Tree. That in excess of 160 North American poets, he claims, “are actively and usefully involved in the avant-garde tradition of writing is itself a stunning thought … [W]e in North America are living in a poetic renaissance unparalleled in our history.”¹ I wish to discuss against this
