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OLSON conference CLOSING at the KSW | Sunday June 6 from 8:00 onwardsPosted by Nikki Reimer on Saturday, June 5, 2010
Under: poetry & poetics
closing party for the Charles Olson Centenary Conference featuring poetry readings by: Carla Billitteri Michael Boughn Victor Coleman Ben Friedlander David Herd Jeanne Heuving GP Lainsbury Kim Minkus Peter O'Leary Richard Owens John Roche Lytle Shaw Jonathan Skinner Sharon Thesen Jacqueline Turner Sunday June 6 One hundred years after his birth, and fifty years after The New American Poetry anthology transformed the landscape of contemporary poetry, Charles Olson, arguably one of the most influential figures in twentieth century literature, remains a puzzlingly marginalized figure. As Ben Friedlander writes in Olson’s Collected Prose, it is “as if the unread Olson were the necessary ¾ submerged berg making possible the ¼ ice floe.” In the spirit of bringing Olson back into the polis—and delving into the “¾ submerged” portion of this “maximal” figure—the Charles Olson Centenary Conference seeks new readings of Olson’s poetry and poetics. June 4 - 6, 2010, Vancouver BC.
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