February 8th, 2010 / 10:56 am
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Dorothea Lasky has a poem in this week’s New Yorker, which you can read online.

Congrats Dottie!

12 Comments

  1. christian—

      congrats, dottie!

      does this mean i can’t complain about how new yorker poetry sux anymore?

      at least i can still make fun of the cartoons.

  2. christian—

      congrats, dottie!

      does this mean i can’t complain about how new yorker poetry sux anymore?

      at least i can still make fun of the cartoons.

  3. joseph—
  4. joseph—
  5. nate—

      damn that is an awesome poem. thx for this link

  6. nate—

      damn that is an awesome poem. thx for this link

  7. Susana Mai—

      Makes me want to renew my subscription.

      @joseph I like that the new yorker had the balls to publish that poem. Maybe it wasn’t actually very ballsy, but it seemed like a good thing for them to do, finally acknowledging the different direction all fiction–prose or poetry–is taking.

  8. Susana Mai—

      Makes me want to renew my subscription.

      @joseph I like that the new yorker had the balls to publish that poem. Maybe it wasn’t actually very ballsy, but it seemed like a good thing for them to do, finally acknowledging the different direction all fiction–prose or poetry–is taking.

  9. htad—

      hey it says on wave’s calendar that lasky is gonna do a live reading here…is this true?

  10. htad—

      hey it says on wave’s calendar that lasky is gonna do a live reading here…is this true?

  11. Blake Butler—

      yesss

  12. Blake Butler—

      yesss