1. Barbara Guest On LINEbreak Barbara Guest. EPC Guest Home Page. Full 30minute program in MP3 format. Full program 30 minutes in RealAudio format (from Wings server), or click here to download this file before playback ( from http://wings.buffalo.edu/epc/linebreak/programs/guest

EPC Guest Home Page Full 30-minute program in MP3 format Full program 30 minutes in RealAudio format (from Wings server), or click here to download this file before playback (from Wings server). Full program 30 minutes in RealAudio format (from UB Libraries server), or click here to download this file before playback (from UB Libraries server). Barbara performs her early poem "A Reason" in RealAudio format (1 minute), or click here to download this file before playback. Click here to order a tape of this or any other LINEbreak program. Click here for tips on playing RealAudio files and on getting the best sound In her program Barbara Guest discusses New York School poetry and the influences it has taken from visual art. She reads a broad selection of poems which mark various periods in her fifty-year career as a writer. Her program was recorded at the Charles Morrow and Associates Studio in New York in 1995. Send email to the producers at linebrk@acsu.buffalo.edu jump to LINEbreak Home Page or jump to the EPC Home Page updated 22 May 1997 Martin Spinelli (martins@acsu.buffalo.edu)

2. Special Guest Barbara Ramey -- Let's Talk Adoption Barbara Ramey. Barbara is an adoption professional, who has beenboth a birth mother and an adoptive mother as well. In 1969, as http://www.letstalkadoption.com/Archive/barbara.html

Barbara Ramey Barbara is an adoption professional, who has been both a birth mother and an adoptive mother as well. In 1969, as a senior in high school, Barbara found herself in a crisis pregnancy. She placed her daughter for adoption at six weeks of age in a closed adoption. Because of the deep desire in her heart to know that her birth daughter was healthy and happy, Barbara contacted an adoption search organization in 1980 to help her locate her birth daughter. Barbara's career took an interesting turn in 1984 when she was invited to become the founding director of a new crisis pregnancy center. For 17 years Barbara ran the center as well as trained and assisted new centers throughout the United States. It is Barbara's goal to educate people about closed verses open adoption and the emotional handling of a crisis pregnancy. For more help and information for those experiencing an unplanned pregnancy, please

3. The Rugby Rabbi- Guest Barbara Silverman Barbara Silverman. Biography. Barbara Silverman is a former Chicagoan living in Phone 0119722-623-2548. Barbara Silverman. Guest Spotlight http://www.rugbyrabbi.com/html/guests/BSilverman/bio.html

Barbara Silverman Biography Barbara Silverman is a former Chicagoan living in Jerusalem for 19 years. A spirited, 70 year old grandmother, with her volunteers from 8 to 80 have packed over 5000 packages in her small apartment since the beginning of the intifada. Unit commanders personally request the number of packages needed and then send army trucks to pick them up for distribution. You can reach Barbara Silverman at emess@netvision.net.il Phone: 011972-2-623-2548 Barbara Silverman Guest Spotlight Biography

4. Forces Of Imagination: Writing On Writing Barbara Guest Title Forces of Imagination Writing on Writing guest barbara Barbara Guest SubjectLiterary Criticism Category Reference Languages Writing Poetry Format http://www.iancrosbie.co.uk/Barbara-Guest-Forces-of-Imagination-Wr-906-332-452-X

Forces of Imagination: Writing on Writing Barbara Guest Author or Artist : Barbara Guest Title: Forces of Imagination: Writing on Writing Guest Barbara Barbara Guest Subject: Literary Criticism Category: Reference Languages Writing Poetry Format: Paperback Robert Rougelot Prechter-At the Crest of the Tidal Wave: A Forecast for the Great Bear Market... Robert R. Jr Prechter-Market Analysis for the New Millennium... Robert R. Prechter-The Wave Principle of Human Social Behavior and the New Science of Socioeconomic... A Complete Guide to Kitchen Design with Cooking in Mind... ... Clinton Smith-Understanding Childhood Obesity (Understanding Health and Sickness Series)...

5. Alerts( An essay by Honour Johnson in alerts(. http://www.scc.rutgers.edu/however/print_archive/alerts0284.html#guest

alerts( alerts will be an on-going section of this publication set aside for informal commentary and information on new or neglected books by relevant women poets, in brief letter, journal or notation form. We intentionally think of these comments as not complete in the scholarly sense, with the hope of removing prohibitions linked with thinking/writing critically. Your response is invited. BARBARA GUEST AND LYRIC ATMOSPHERES by Honor Johnson MEI-MEI BERSSENBRUGGE AND THE USES OF SCIENTIFIC LANGUAGE by Megan Adams BARBARA GUEST AND LYRIC ATMOSPHERES And there are nervous people who cannot manufacture enough air and must seek for it when they don't have plants, in pictures. There is the mysterious traveling that one does outside the cube and this takes place in air. -from "Roses" "Roses," one of the poems in Barbara Guest's Moscow Mansions, (Viking, 1973), is an argument against Gertrude Stein's saying "painting has no air." Guest began appearing in the early '60s as a primary member of the first generation of poets who became known as the New York School and has always sought, in painting and sculpture, techniques of abstraction and methods of composition that might be applied to words and their re-invented relations inside the poem. Guest seeks to obtain multiple textures in language and uses syntax and the space of the page as a ground for re-imagining what has thus been represented to us in more traditional and recognizable modes of poetry. "Roses" plays with the meaning of air, as it is found in painting. It suggests air as: an atmosphere one has not felt before, "a unique perfume," "escape," "pleasure," "openings."

6. Palm Beach County Quilter's Guild blackened dyes. April Program guest barbara Wattler Slide show andLecture on Thread Painting Paper Piecing Workshop April 27. May http://www.geocities.com/Wellesley/4240/past.htm

Past Events January Program The Unstructured Quilt January Workshop Magical 4 Patch Nine Patch Guest: Yvonne Porcella FebruaryProgram Trunk Show February Workshop Seed Packet Block Workshop Guest: Joanne Goldstein March Program Fabric Dying Techniques March Workshop Name Badge Workshop Instructor Bev Snow April Program and Workshop In-house Shop Hop May Program and Workshop Binding Instructor Kathy Ward January Program Guest June Colburn Trunk show, Kimonos Machine Applique, Ribbon Bouquet as a wall hanging or on a jacket or kimono February Program Lecture on redwork Workshop February 23 1pm-4pm Redwork March Program Guest Kerr Grabowski Silk screening with dyes Deconstructed Silk screening with blackened dyes April Program Guest Barbara Wattler Slide show and Lecture on Thread Painting Paper Piecing Workshop April 27 May Program Guest Ady Jensen Indonesian Batiks Lecture Workshop Beading on Batiks June Program Installation of Officers and Potluck lunch July Program Community Outreach August Program Garage Sale September Program Guest Barbara Hall String Piecing November Program No program December Program December 14 Christmas Party January Workshop Guest: Libby Lehman Workshop One Workshop Two Pot Luck Applique January 29 Bring On the Bobbin January 30 February Workshop Free workshop to make mini quilt squares for your name badge.

7. Guest Barbara Guest. a web guide to Barbara Guest from literaryhistory.com. http://www.literaryhistory.com/20thC/Guest.htm

Barbara Guest a web guide to Barbara Guest from literaryhistory.com main page 20th century authors General Articles http://www.scc.rutgers.edu/however/print_archive/alerts0284.html#guest "Barbara Guest And Lyric Atmospheres," a brief article by Honor Johnson in HOW(ever), Vol 1, No. 3 (February 1984) http://www.scc.rutgers.edu/however/v1_1_1999/rbgendered.html A critical article on the possibly gendered nature of Guest's surrealism, "The Gendered Marvelous: Barbara Guest, Surrealism, And Feminist Reception," by Rachel Blau DuPlessis in How2, Vol. 1, No. 1 (March 1999). http://wings.buffalo.edu/epc/authors/guest/index.html The Barbara Guest home page at the Electronic Poetry Center contains some poems, a short biography, and a list of her works. http://www.poets.org/poets/poets.cfm?prmID=694 An introduction to the poet from the Academy of American Poets. http://www.jacket.zip.com.au/jacket10/bernstein-on-guest.html Charles Bernstein's lecture on Barbara Guest, reprinted in Jacket Magazine #10, October 1999. main page 20th century authors Updated 1/14/2003

8. NPR : Barbara Ehrenreich: Nickle And Dimed guest barbara Ehrenreich LI Author of several books, most recently, I Nickeland Dimed On (Not) Getting by in America /I (Metropolitan Books, 2001) /LI http://discover.npr.org/features/feature.jhtml?wfId=1122973

9. Guest Barbara guest barbara; BarbaraGuest - Kurzbiografie der amerikanischen Lyrikerin (geb. 1920). http://ebbertz.dbmk.de/links/Literatur/Autoren_und_Autorinnen/G/Guest,_Barbara/

Startseite Aktuelles Lesungen Lebenslauf ... Presse Links : Literatur Autoren und Autorinnen G : Guest, Barbara B¼chersuche: Guest Barbara Internetsuche: Guest Barbara Barbara Guest - Kurzbiografie der amerikanischen Lyrikerin (geb. 1920). Mit Link zu deutschen œbersetzungen einiger Gedichte aus dem Band "Moscow Mansions". Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web. Submit a Site Open Directory Project Become an Editor In Teilen modifizierte Version des DMOZ. Nach oben www.ebbertz.de

10. Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz Marian McPartland s Piano Jazz With guest barbara Carroll (Radio program hostedby Marian McPartland) The Jazz Alliance 1994 1. Conversation 2. Too Soon http://perso.wanadoo.fr/abakashi/Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz.htm

Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz With Guest Barbara Carroll (Radio program hosted by Marian McPartland) [The Jazz Alliance - 1994] 1. Conversation 2. Too Soon (Barbara Carroll) 3. Conversation 4. My Man's Gone Now (George Gershwin / Ira Gershwin) 5. Conversation 6. This Time The Dream's On Me (Harold Arlen / Johnny Mercer 7. Conversation 8. Imagination (Johnny Burke / Jimmy Van Heusen) 9. Conversation 10. Old Friends (Stephen Sondheim) 11. Conversation 12. Marbara (Marian McPartland / Barbara Carroll) 13. Conversation 14. There Will Never Be Another You (Harry Warren / Mack Gordon) 15. Conversation The Jazz Alliance/Concord TJA-12008 [CD] Back to The BARBARA CARROLL Discography

11. SWAN /All Libraries Who Musical Group 14 Guess William Francis 1960 1 Guest Al 2 Guest Ann Hutchinson2 Guest Anthony Haden See Haden Guest Anthony 1 guest barbara 4 Guest CZ http://swan.sls.lib.il.us:90/kids/0,1913,2187/search/aGuest, Barbara./aguest bar

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12. APR Sept/Oct 2002 Vol. 31/No. 5 | Barbara Guest Barbara Guest Wounded Joy. Barbara Guest s most recent book is Forces of ImaginationWriting on Writing (Kelsey St. Press, 2002), in which these essays appear. http://www.aprweb.org/issues/sept02/guest.html

Barbara Guest Wounded Joy The most important act of a poem is to reach further than the page, so that we are aware of another aspect of the art. This will introduce us to its spiritual essence. This essence has no limits. What we are setting out to do is to delimit the work of art, so that it appears to have no beginning and no end, so that it overruns the boundaries of the poem on the page. All of the arts share this need for delimiting. Coleridge said that a poem must be both obscure and clear. This is what we search for in our poem, this beautiful balance between the hidden and the open. What is this poem that appears to be opening within our hands? Mallarme says that Poetry is the intensely musical and emotional state of the Soul. Do you ever notice as you write that no matter what there is on the written page something appears to be in back of everything that is said, a little ghost. I judge that this ghost is there to remind us there is always more, an elsewhere, a hiddenness, a secondary form of speech, an eye blink. Not on the print before us. And yet the secret is that this secondary form of writing is what backs up the primary one, it is the obscure essence that lies within the poem that is not necessary to put into language, but that the poem must hint at, must say "this is not all I can tell you. There is something more I do not say." Leave this little echo to haunt the poem, do not give it form, but let it assume its own ghost-like shape.

13. The House Guest, By Barbara Anderson The House Guest, by Barbara Anderson. This bookshop. The House guest barbaraAnderson Price NZ $22.40 (GST not included) currency convertor, http://www.nzbooks.com/nzbooks/product.asp?sku=anderson288

14. Poem By Barbara Guest BARBARA GUEST. Wild Gardens Overlooked by Night Lights Wild gardens overlookedby night lights. Parking lot trucks overlooked by night lights. http://www.poetrysociety.org/bguestpoem.html

BARBARA GUEST Wild Gardens Overlooked by Night Lights Wild gardens overlooked by night lights. Parking lot trucks overlooked by night lights. Buildings with their escapes overlooked by lights They urge me to seek here on the heights amid the electrical lighting that self who exists, who witnesses light and fears its expunging, I take from my wall the landscape with its water of blue color, its gentle expression of rose, pink, the sunset reaches outward in strokes as the west wind rises, the sun sinks and color flees into the delicate skies it inherited, I place there a scene from "The Tale of the Genji." An episode where Genji recognizes his son. Each turns his face away from so much emotion, so that the picture is one of profiles floating elsewhere from their permanence, a line of green displaces these relatives, black also intervenes at correct distances, the shapes of the hair are black. Black describes the feeling, is recognized as remorse, sadness, black is a headdress while lines slant swiftly, the space is slanted vertically with its graduating need for movement

15. The Gendered Marvelous: Barbara Guest By Rachel Blau DuPlessis gendered marvelous barbara guest, surrealism, feminist reception by Rachel Blau DuPlessis In her writing, barbara guest commemorates an artist's longing for that "tinge on her left retina something http://www.scc.rutgers.edu/however/v1_1_1999/rbgendered.html

Selections from The gendered marvelous: Barbara Guest, surrealism, and feminist reception by Rachel Blau DuPlessis In her writing, Barbara Guest commemorates an artist's longing for that "tinge on her left retina something like tequila, a rough peppery hotness she called it the 'flavor of eyes.'" (Guest SP, 76) These aspects of her range of pleasures and intelligence, her "painterly witness" (in Kathleen Fraser's words) combined with "her skeptical wariness of language's confinement and oversimplification" ( Fraser 1993, 56) are certainly characteristic of the general ferment known as The New York School in which painters mixed with poets in a coterie atmosphere of play, performativeness, and pleasure. Indeed, as Fraser points out, Guest "was the only woman poet in the first generation of the New York School." (Fraser 1993, 56) However, Fraser continues, thereupon comes a notable glitch in the construction of literary history. Reception and dissemination are never neutral phenomena, and it is often at this point that the familiar bumbling occurs ("honey, I lost women's writing"). Guest was scandalously excluded from a defining anthology of that New York School in which she had been a key participant, An Anthology of New York Poets In contrast, though not in compensation, Barbara Guest was accorded a full place in a slightly earlier anthology edited by one of the art dealers and curators central to that conjunction of painters and writers, John Bernard Myers.

16. EPC/Barbara Guest Author Home Page EPC author home page biography notes, publications, links to poems and writings. http://wings.buffalo.edu/epc/authors/guest/

Photo credit: Star Black Barbara Guest Bio Notes Publications LINEbreak audio program New: Forces of Imagination: Writing on Writing Online Works Poems: Leica from Rocks on a Platter How(ever) Three poems from New American Writing Five pieces from The Confetti Trees from Jacket Nighthawk from HOW(ever) Wild Gardens Overlooked by Night Lights (from Poetry Society of America) Unusual Figures from Columbia Poetry Review Writings: Invisible Architecture Wounded Joy (from APR) Mysteriously Defining the Mysterious: Byzantine Proposals of Poetry from HOW(ever) About Barbara Guest: Guest Feature Jacket) Rachel DuPlessis on Guest from How(ever) Page edited by: Anna Reckin (May 2000) Send a Comment Search Home Electronic Poetry Center ( http://epc.buffalo.edu

17. In Conference -- HOW2 H.D. and barbara guest. by Sara Lundquist guest, from Rocks on a Platter. barbara guest doesnt want to be called a postmodernist http://www.scc.rutgers.edu/however/v1_4_2000/current/readings/lundquist.html

'Hers and Mine / Hers and Mine': H.D. and Barbara Guest by Sara Lundquist Biography Of many colors porcelain with faerie glove you betray (biography). Rocks on a Platter imagiste , Sigmund Freud’s analysand, the woman who translated or transposed or "refabricated" (in the case of the Sapphic fragments) much ancient Greek poetry, who wrote experimental prose fiction, essays, and memoirs which have been described as "vibrant cultural readings of her various selves interwoven with her times" (Friedman, DuPlessis xi), who wrote poetic chronicles of the violence and waste of two world wars, who labored to restore to classical western mythology its lost matriarchal substance. like H.D.? Did she admire her work; did she want her influence, did she find a way to render it usable, to engage H.D. in a dialogue or a dispute? Did she take heart from her example, her struggles and triumphs? Did H.D. help her to know herself as a "woman poet" as well as a New York poet, identified with that otherwise all male group of innovators including John Ashbery, Frank O’Hara, and James Schuyler? Herself Defined: the Poet H.D. and Her World

18. The 1966 Batman TV Trivia Site- Guest Stars- Barbara Nichols Episode guide and biographical information with pictures. http://www.geocities.com/~1966/gueststar18.htm

Barbara Nichols In Episodes # 35 - Walk a Crooked Arrow and #36 - Walk The Straight and Narrow, Art Carney as the Archer had an assistant , Maid Marilyn. She spent most of her time eating and complaining. Marilyn was played by Blonde - Barbara Nichols. Barbara started out as a stripper and was quite popular as a pin-up girl in the late 1940's. By 1951, she landed a role on " Broadway Open House" which started her actress career. She had a way about her- chewin g gum and her thick Brooklyn accent gave her away Her voice always reminds me of Fran Dresser and she even had an annoying la ugh to go with it . She usually played " The girl you don't take home to mother" - strippers, gun molls, and " dames" . Her performances were always entertaining and she was a regular on The Jack Benny Show where Benny, would frequently cast Ms. Nichols as his brash, gum-chewing steady date on the weekly TV series.

19. Barbara Guest Kurzbiografie der amerikanischen Lyrikerin (geb. 1920). Mit Link zu deutschen œbersetzungen einiger Gedichte aus dem Band Moscow Mansions . http://www.jbeilharz.de/guest/

Barbara Guest Geboren 1920 in North Carolina, Kindheit und Jugend in Florida und Kalifornien. Nach dem Abschluss eines Studiums an der University of California in Berkeley ließ sie sich in New York nieder, wo sie mit den New York Poets – darunter Frank O'Hara , James Schuyler, John Ashbery und Kenneth Koch – und verschiedenen Künstlern des abstrakten Expressionismus bekannt wurde, von denen ihre Gedichte beeinflusst sind. Aus nicht nachvollziehbaren Gründen wurde sie in die von Ron Padgett und David Shapiro herausgegebene Anthology of New York Poets von 1970 nicht einbezogen. Barbara Guest lebt jetzt wieder in Berkeley. In den Sechzigerjahren erschienen ihre Gedichtsammlungen The Location of Things, Poem und The Blue Stairs Moscow Mansions The Countess from Minneapolis (1976, Neuauflage 1991) und besonders ihr Roman Seeking Air (1978, Neuauflage 1997) wiesen in eine neue, experimentellere Richtung. Dies galt auch für ihre vielbeachtete Biografie der Dichterin H.D. (Hilda Doolittle) Herself Defined (1984), an der sie fünf Jahre lang gearbeitet hatte, für das bedeutende lange Gedicht

20. Kelsey St. Press Poetry- Symbiosis, Barbara Guest Symbiosis is the subject and art of this collaborative book by poet barbara guest and painter Laurie Reid barbara guest is the author of over twenty books of poetry and http://www.kelseyst.com/symbiosis.htm

Poems, 40 pp, 7.5" x 9", Superfine (letterpress), 40 pages of art work, $17 Designer: Robert Rosenwasser ISBN: 0-932716-52-0 Special limited edition with original drawing, $100 30th Anniversary Sale 20% Off Limited Edition Symbiosis is the subject and art of this collaborative book by poet Barbara Guest and painter Laurie Reid. In this new Kelsey St. edition, Guest reflects on her commitment to the collaborative process: "When writers associate with other forms of art, symbiosis is established, as in Nature, where dissimilar organisms live productively together." The poems are printed in three-dimensional letterpress forms, while Reid's lines are lithographically reproduced, a process sympathetic to the shifts of her book-length drawing, which is brushed in water and pigment across rag papers. Barbara Guest is the author of over twenty books of poetry and fiction. The most recent to appear are The Confetti Trees (Sun and Moon), If So Tell Me (Reality Street), and

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