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Cliff FymanCLIFF FYMAN attends weekly readings at the Poetry Project where he has taken workshops with Harris Schiff and Bernadette Mayer. Poet Marc Olmsted describes C.F. as a 'Pacifist Zionist vegetarian PostBeat Objectivist Zenster.'
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By Kyle DacuyanJUL-AUG 2020 | Poetry
Kyle Dacuyan writes poems and makes performance. His writing has appeared in Ambit, The Offing, Social Text, and elsewhere. He is the Executive Director of The Poetry Project at St. Mark’s.
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By Tom SavageNOV 2019 | Poetry
Tom Savage is the author of 11 books. He has given readings many times at The Poetry Project and taught there twice. His work has appeared in The New York Times, The World, twice monthly in an online listserv called Brevitas and many other print and some online venues.
The Mirror Displaced: Artists Writing on Art
By Tom McGlynnJUNE 2020 | Editor's Message
Not all artists consider themselves writers too, let alone critics. The poet Alice Notley, in reviewing a new collection of poems by Edwin Denby in the St. Mark’s Poetry Project newsletter of 1976, prefaced her review (not quite a disclaimer nor a benediction) by stating, “Poets can’t write criticism because what they understand about a poet they adore is what they themselves do or would, it is visceral—death to analyze? critics can’t write criticism because they never are knowing.”
