Three noteworthy celluloid adventures for a rainy afternoon. The Jung hits a tad of a lull a little ways in and picks up steam. Allen is Allen, a joy to listen to and behold and I can't wait to see the film on Diane di Prima.
Enjoy.
Jung on Film, via Nancy Davenport
Via Ron Silliman, Allen Ginberg Interview
Diane di Prima: The Poetry Deal trailer, sent along by Susan Diridoni
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a long day--
the eel catcher writes pictures
on the water
Issa
translated by David G. Lanoue
best,
Don
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4 comments:
NEAT !
&
to ex:tend the possibilities
y'all gonna enjoy Diane's
Seminary Poems
will be a pleasant (I'm fairly sure)
surprise:
her hair in a samurai topknot
she sits in warrior posture
in her blue-rimmed sunglasses
I found a nicely done interview with Diane DiPrima, from 2010, in the website of the literary magazine Verbicide. DiPrima talks a lot about creativity, her experiences with publishing her own work and publishing other people, her notions about literary movements, and quite a bit else.
The interview is here if you want to take a look. (The interview takes up two pages in the website -- at the bottom of the page at the above link, click the number 2 to go the remainder of the interview.)
Ed, yes, to the Seminary Poems, I've a copy around here somewhere I need to dig out.
Lyle:
Thanks so much for this. I'll be carving some time out to sit down and enjoy!
Don
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