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• Frank Sherlock’s “Love Letter November 15″ (via Thom Donovan)
• Melissa Broder’s “I Don’t See No Riots Here”
• Susan Bernofsky’s “Who Has Rights?” & “PEN Deplores Occupy Wall Street Press Freedom Violations”
• Ian Dreiblatt’s “A Counterviction”
• Debbie Hu’s “To Heartbreak Hotel” (via Anne Boyer)
• Stephen Boyer and the OWS Librarians (Betsy Fagin, Filip Marinovich–see also his chapbook, added below–et al): OWS Poetry Anthology, Boyer on the (first) raid of the OWS Library, at Harriet, Corina Copp catalogs reactions to OWS Library seizure, this should be its own post, shout out to Adam Tobin’s Unnameable Books for helping OWS library re-up
• Feliz L. Molina’s “We Are Unstoppable, Another World is Possible” (via CA Conrad)
• Cami G’s “Why I got arrested at Oscar Grant Plaza” (via Sara Larsen)
• October at the Poetic Labor Project (w/ Lindsey Boldt, Jackqueline Frost, Bill Luoma, Melissa Mack, Sean Labrador y Manzano, Michael Nicoloff, Jill Richards, Wendy Trevino, Brian Whitener, Ida Yoshinaga, and Stephanie Young)
• Montevidayo: Dan Hoy’s “Crash the Heavens” (Part 1) (Part 2) (via Ariana Reines) + links to Steve Evans’ “Free (Market) Verse” (read the whole thing at Evans’ Third Factory) and Salon.com on the Croatoan Poetic Cell’s occupation of The Poetry Foundation (with a promise of a letter from Prynne by Kent Johnson in the comments)
• Aviezer Coppe’s A Fiery Flying Roule: to all the inhabitants of the earth; specially to the rich ones. 10. Lauren Berlant on the genre of the situation, Geoffrey G. O’Brien’s words spoken at Sproul Plaza 9. William Fuller, Jennifer Moxley, Emma Goldman 8. Keston Sutherland on The Clearance of Trafalgar Square, 26 March 2011 7. Walter Benn Michaels on unemployment (reprinted from The Brooklyn Rail) 6. Avital Ronnell, Rosa Luxemburg, Adam Phillips, Jasper Bernes, Joshua Clover, Annie McClanahan 5. Alice Notley, Steven Zultanski, Letters from a student 4. Lauren Berlant’s 4 paragraphs on the popular and populism, new math from Catherine Wagner, “If I feel physically as if the top of my head were taken off, I’m probably at work.”–Brandon Brown 3. A Love Letter from Rosa Luxemburg, Susan Howe, Adam Weg’s On the People’s Microphone: A Letter from Chicago 2. Sean Bonney’s Letter on Riots and Doubt, Jackson Mac Low, David Graeber, Hannah Arendt 1. Gertrude Stein, Robert Duncan, Stanley Cavell, Eric White, oikos, kairos, megaphone, stethoscope (via Lewis)
• This just in: Catherine Lacey’s “On Place Memory, The Other Side and Yelp as a Forum for Political Debate”
• Breaking news from Ana Božičević: You can read Filip Marinovich’s EOAGH chapbook Wolfman Librarian and the Trembling Pair of Actor Hands online

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