Tag Archives: Joanna Fuhrman

John Koethe: Ninety-fifth Street

April 30, 2010 – 11:47 am


In this week’s Subtext, Susie DeFord talks to philosopher-poet John Koethe about the intermesh of poetry and philosophy, commissioned poems, and meeting poetry idols.

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Joanna Fuhrman: Funny not Funny

February 1, 2010 – 12:35 pm

Joanna Fuhrman.It’s hard to classify Joanna Fuhrman’s poetry. David Shapiro calls it “infra-surrealism” and the press release for her fourth collection Pageant (Alice James Books 2009) defines it as “pop-surrealist lyrical poetry,” but it’s more than that. Unlike a lot of surrealist poetry, Fuhrman’s work actually makes sense.

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