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64. Key West Literary Seminar - 2002 Workshops Place Inside and Outside of the Poem with rebecca seiferle, Mon., Tues., Wed.,Thurs. Place Inside and Outside of the Poem with rebecca seiferle*. http://www.keywestliteraryseminar.org/spirit/workshops.htm

SCHEDULE DESCRIPTIONS 2002 Seminar Writers' Workshops January 13 - 17, 2002 Please direct any questions to: Miles Frieden, Executive Director 1-888-293-9291 (toll free) Email workshops@keywestliteraryseminar.org Workshops' Schedule Workshop/Event Day/Days Dates Time Orientation Dinner at La Concha Hotel Sunday January 7 PM Book Signing and Reception at La Concha Hotel Monday January 7 PM Individual consultations with Workshop Presenters. (Each person is scheduled once in the afternoon) Roaming in the Heart’s Field with Paulette Bates Alden Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. January 10 AM to 1 PM Geography at Home and Abroad with Madeleine Blais Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. January 10 AM to 1 PM Finding the Form in the Stone with Merrill Joan Gerber Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. January 10 AM to 1 PM Place: Inside and Outside of the Poem with Rebecca Seiferle Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. January 10 AM to 1 PM The Writer, the Editor, the Agent and the Teacher with Tim Seldes and Susan Shreve Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs.

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NewJour Home NewJour: D Search [Prev] ... [Next] Drunken Boat Subject: Drunken Boat Date: Sun, 28 May 2000 12:12:23 -0400 (EDT) The Drunken Boat http://www.thedrunkenboat.com A quarterly magazine published and edited by Rebecca Seiferle, with Charles Fishman as Associate Editor, that features quality poetry and translations from around the world, interviews with well-known poets, discussions with editors and publishers, features of poetry presses, for poets, writers, and a general audience, via free website access. Contact: Rebecca Seiferle Editor and Publisher Email: seiferle@thedrunkenboat.com NewJour Home NewJour: D Search [Prev] ... [Next]

67. Big City Lit: The Rivers Of It, Abridged Every seventh year, that day is the author's birthday.—Eds. ~ . ~ AncestralRefrain rebecca seiferle I hate the sound of the bagpipes. http://www.nycbigcitylit.com/nov2002/contents/Twelve12.html

Nov '02 [Home] Day of Remembrance ~ Rob Wright Ancestral Refrain ~ Rebecca Seiferle Cantus for the Horses ~ Rob Wright Day of Remembrance Rob Wright A parade: small, nearly single file; the players unsure, feminine, even the boys, with their thrust-out necks, and yard-high busbies. The brass they carry is too bright to be looked at directly, but this may be a trick of art, or memory. Light blankets the road. The blacktop blisters into fragile water-filled spheres. The sunburned heads of old men glow like raw berries. The gloves of the drummers pause before the roll. I feel the pause, before the rattle of snares, the b' leet ' leet gravel pops. The piping and uniforms, the fingerprints on brass, are strangely out of place; there are no shops, no cinemas here, no entertainment at all but church. The people of the town don't know what's expected of them; I watch them look, one to another, one woman amused, another solemn. A tight-lipped man, whom I only see in his front-row pew on Sunday

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70. 13-24 York Harper Row, 1963. seiferle, rebecca. Welcome to Ithaca. Partisan Review 66.2 (Spring 1999) 3012. made with GoClick. http://clem.mscd.edu/~holtzee/odyssey/13-24.html

Odyssey Still looking for a scoot-hole, Phemios the poet In swithers, fiddling with his harp, jukes to the hatch, Lays the bruckle yoke between porringer and armchair, Makes a ram-stam for Odysseus, grammels his knees, Than bannies and bams with this highfalutin blether: 'I ask for pity and respect . . . .' Michael Longley Like the first half of the Odyssey , its second half can be divided into any number of balanced parts. Following Lombardo, who divides the first twelve books into three equal segments, I would suggest the following division for the second twelve books: 13-16, arrival on Ithaca (recognition by Eumaeus and Telemachus); 17-20, arrival at the palace (recognition by Argos and Eurycleia); 21-24 resolution, (recognition by Penelope and Laertes). Praying Wrong: New and Selected Poems, 1957-1984 . New York: Atheneum, 1984. 30. Durrell, Lawrence. "On Ithaca Standing." 1943. Collected Poems, 1931-1974. New York: Viking. 111. Hughes, Ted. "Everyman's Odyssey." Lupercal.

71. LITRAVE.COM Each of the features, Jeanette Clough and rebecca seiferle, was preceded by animpressive resume of awards and recognitions Pushcart Prize nominee (both). http://www.litrave.com/moondays.htm

LitRave: Moonday #3 11.11.02 Alice Pero, the woman with the funky shoes (See Green Goes to Culver City), has started a poetry reading of her own. It is once a month in Santa Monica. And we don't mean the part of Santa Monica that already has a gazillion poetry readings. We're talking about the fancy part of Santa Monica! On Montana Bvd!!! Where all the poets live in big, big homes and drive around in fancy, fancy cars - Okay, this is probably not true, but we can pretend can't we? It feels great to go to a poetry reading and imagine that ever poet is a millionare. Try it. The Poets: Alice Pero - Transparent Drunk Anne Silver - Dad's Debri is Defunct; Sea of Peace; "Throw away your lingerie ..." Keith - "You don't smell of barrooms ..."; "keep the time for me ..." Judith Searle - Penis Envy; Naming It Jerry Hicks - Look No Further; Classified Intimacy; What I do Frankie Drayus - What is Breathing Us; Rapunzel RG Cantaloupo - I Ate All the Cookies; Einstein; On Turtle Island; Passage; Heaven; The Angels; "Drifting along on a song somewhere ..."; Want; We Did What We Could; The Art of Naming Lynne Thompson - She Asks the Poem to Dance; Constancy; Eve, a lament; I Can Tell You It's Over in Fourteen Lines; Eclipse; In the Time of (?); Passages

72. The Modern Word - "Without Covers" Review rebecca seiferle’s The Drunken Boat appears exclusively online, and she regardsthe Web as a very particular medium “a kind of library that only Borges http://www.themodernword.com/reviews/without_covers.html

Only Connect A review of Without Covers: Literary Magazines at the Digital Edge Purdue University Press, 2002. 180 Pages. ISBN 1557532524; Paperback $15.95 [ Browse/Purchase Review by Paul Kane What links The Evergreen Review The Drunken Boat and Archipelago Evergreen Review The Drunken Boat Archipelago Without Covers The Jacket Ulysses was first published in the Little Review ; similarly, Finnegans Wake Transatlantic Review Evergreen Review . The Evergreen Review The Naked Lunch was first published in its pages (and the sooner the ER I would recommend Without Covers Without Covers is a wonderful snapshot of the current state of the art of online publishing. Without Covers New Yorker Without Covers is one tool to help you get your bearings. Paul Kane 10 January 2003 Additional Information Purdue University Press Page A description of Without Covers from the publisher. Selected Literary Magazines: Archipelago The Drunken Boat Evergreen Review Jacket Magazine

73. Tebot Bach - Tebot Bach Reading Series November 15, 2002, rebecca seiferle* Jeanette Clough. December 2002,No Reading. rebecca seiferle Saturday, November 16th, 2002. David St. http://www.tebotbach.org/tebotreadings.htm

P.O. Box 7887 Huntington Beach, CA info@tebotbach.org HOME Tebot Bach Series All readings are held at: Golden West College Community Room 102, Huntington Beach, CA (Entrance closest to Room 102 is on Gothard off of Edinger) Click for directions This series supported in part by a grant from Poets and Writers, Inc., through a grant from The James Irvine Foundation. Open Reading Sign-Up at 7:30 pm Reading Begins at 8:00 pm 2002/2003 FEATURE SCHEDULE October 25, 2002 Liz Gonzalez Robin Hudechek November 15, 2002 Rebecca Seiferle* Jeanette Clough December 2002 No Reading January 31, 2003 Michael C. Ford

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76. Partisan Review Marot (tr. Norman Shapiro) RT Smith rebecca seiferle Reginald ShepherdMichael Lind Judith Hall Jay Rogoff Yves Bonnefoy (tr. Hoyt http://www.partisanreview.org/archive/2001/2/

PR 2/ 2001 VOLUME LXVIII NUMBER 2 Search PR 25 June 2001 Partisan Review Inc. Boston University 236 Bay State Road Boston, MA 02215 PH: 617-353-4260 FAX: 617-353-7444 partisan@bu.edu Contact PR John Diggins "Religion and the Founders" Cushing Strout on William James Kenneth Sherman 's Reviews by Herbert Lottman Daniel Hayes , and Nicole Krauss Fiction by Emil Draitser and Sharona Ben-Tov Poetry by Horace , and Dorothea Tanning Below is the table of contents for the print version of this issue. Licensing agreements prevent us from publishing all of the pieces on the Web. For access to additional content, please consider a subscription or purchase a back issue. Articles Robert S. Wistrich

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79. EuroIsrael2002 seiferle, rebecca, Professor, San Juan College, Creative Writing/Humanities,USA. Seiler, Sharon, Ph.D. Punk, Ziegel Company, Biotechnologist, USA. http://euroisrael.huji.ac.il/htbin/euro/signs.cgi/11901/

There are 14861 signatories from 271 countries supporting this protest List of Signatories Last Name First Name Degree/Title Institute Department Country Scolnicov Hanna Prof. Tel-Aviv University Theatre Studies Israel Scolnicov Samuel Professor The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Philosophy Israel Scott Derek Professor University of Salford Music United Kingdom Scott Emily medical student UTHSCSA medicine USA Scott Simon Teacher LAUSD Elementary Ed. USA Scott Singer BA (Econ), LLM University of Strathclyde Law England Scourtis Constantina Instructor University of Notre Dame/Dumbarton Oaks Theology USA Screibman Martin Dr. Brooklyn College, CUNY Biology USA Scrivener Michael Professor Wayne State University English USA Scrupski Adam Ed.D. Rutgers; Prof. Emeritus Grad. School of Education U.S.A. Scrupski Adam Professor Emeritus Rutgers University Education USA Scrupski Barbara M.F.A. Anne Arundel Community College English USA Scudo Petra master University of Cambridge Mathematics UK Seabright Paul Ph.D. University of Toulouse Economics France Seamon Roger Professor University of British Columbia English Canada Seamonds Bette PhD Mercy Health Pathology USA Sean Bortz Graduate Student University of Kentucky History United States of America Searle Barrie LL.B Barrister at Law

80. L.A. Poetry Festival Spotlights Sante Fe of an inner state of being to Anne ValleyFox's intimate evocation to the Muse,from EA Mare's vivid mood piece in Athens to rebecca seiferle's old testament http://www.lapoetryfestival.org/southwestpoetry.html

Guest Editors: Carol Moldaw and Arthur Sze When Suzanne asked us to give her a handful of poems for a special supplement to the L.A. Poetry Festival site, we knew that we couldn't possibly represent the wealth and diversity of New Mexico'seven Santa Fe'swriting scene with a such small selection. So we simply decided to ask some poets who've been on our minds lately to send us a poem each. Each of the poets we've picked has his or her own fully achieved and distinctive voice as well as an active record in the literary community. From Sherwin Bitsu's associative landscape of an inner state of being to Anne Valley-Fox's intimate evocation to the Muse, from E.A. Mare's vivid mood piece in Athens to Rebecca Seiferle's old testament infused rural-based poem lamenting genetic research, from Miriam Sagan's homage to the archeologist Harriet Silliman Cosgrove to our own two poems, we hope you get a sense of the richness of writing going on in Northern New Mexico today. Carol Moldaw and Arthur Sze THE SCENT OF BURNING HAIR by Sherwin Bitsui I circle my shadow at 5 AM when crickets gather in the doorway showing their teeth and striped tongues silver eyes singing about a wind blown desert sinking into the waist of the setting sun.

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