41. Joanne Kyger: Ten Lovely New Poems Ten New Lovely Unpublished Poems by joanne kyger. joanne kyger s work reveals heras one of the major experimenters, hybridizers, and visionaries of poetry. http://mcclure-manzarek.com/kyger.html

Michael McClure Ray Manzarek collaboration shop ... home Ten New Lovely Unpublished Poems by Joanne Kyger Monday Before The Recall Sun on the hand so deeply spotted Yours for the duration, though Little allergy in the inhalation of the moment Liturgy of gold crown or is it radio electronico electric hedge trimmers actually the acacia being clipped In some kind of mantra of Glass which surrounds and penetrates the air Be deeply reverent as you move towards shore It's getting pretty loud out here What happened between June and September this year was way too local to loaf just watched the deer change its spots and get older, awww cute! Ate all the California poppies too and if you want to go Go Just Go October 6, 2003

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Woodland Book Center Joanne Kyger Joanne Kyger has played a vital role in the American poetry scene for more than four decades. She is one of the major experimenters, hybridizers, and visionaries of poetry. Her poems explore themes of friendship, love, community, and morality, and draw on Native American sources as well as the path of Buddhist religion and philosophy. Kyger arrived in San Francisco in 1957 during the Howl The Tapestry and the Web Your Heart Is Fine from Again: Poems Joanne Kyger Your heart is fine feeling the widest possible empathy for the day and its inhabitants Thanks for looking at the wind in the top of the eucalyptus dancing like someone you know well 'I'm here I'm here I'm here!' The wind picks up a rush of leaves waving wildly for your understanding rooted and flourishing next to your home in the air awake without defect June 17, 2000 Home About Us Membership Bookstore ... Niedecker

43. Joanne Kyger :: Online Encyclopedia :: Information Genius joanne kyger. Online Encyclopedia joanne kyger (born 1934) is an Americanpoet associated with the San Francisco Renaissance and the Beats. http://www.informationgenius.com/encyclopedia/j/jo/joanne_kyger.html

Quantum Physics Pampered Chef Paintball Guns Cell Phone Reviews ... Science Articles Joanne Kyger Online Encyclopedia Joanne Kyger (born ) is an American poet associated with the San Francisco Renaissance and the Beats. Kyger studied at Santa Barbara College but left before graduating. She moved to San Francisco and became involved with the poetry scene around Jack Spicer and Robert Duncan. In she moved to Japan with Gary Snyder and then travelled to India with Allen Ginsberg and Peter Orlofsky. She returned to the United States in and her first book, The Tapestry and the Web was published the next year. Kyger has published sixteen books of poetry and prose, including Going On : selected poems, 1958-1980 ) and Just Space: poems, 1979-1989 ([[1991]). She has lived in Bolinas since , where she has edited the local newspaper and done some occasional teaching at the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics at the Naropa Institute in Boulder, Colorado External link Joanne Kyger at the EPC This article is part of WikiProject Poetry. Please read the guidelines set out there before editing the page. This content from wikipedia is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License Power Supplies Hardware Information Law Advice

44. As Ever By Joanne Kyger - R A I N T A X I O N L I N E As Ever. Selected Poems. joanne kyger. Penguin Poets ($20). by GaryGach. his gathering, an overdue celebration, presents an awesome http://www.raintaxi.com/online/2003spring/kyger.shtml

Spring 2003 As Ever Selected Poems Joanne Kyger Penguin Poets ($20) by Gary Gach his gathering, an overdue celebration, presents an awesome range of poems with a stunning developmental narrative baseline, from Joanne Kyger's discovery of her "voice" on through 40-some years of evolution into one of the leading literary voices of her generation. Naturally, wide recognition's been delayed merely due to an extra X-chromosome (the same reason that Joyce and Pound are still commonly valued over Woolf and Stein), but also contributory may be Kyger's humilitya stance which makes her work all the more endearing. Further reasons that Kyger remains a Poet's Poet, and thus too well-kept a secret: * Hewing to the middle voice. * Reporting the splendor of mere being. * Her use of a multi-vocal, intertextual, and sometimes ironic discourse, but referential to an individually lived world, complete with a moral sensibility (like, say, Creeley's), and narrative. Kyger has also remained elusive as to affiliation, though she's been closely associated with Robert Duncan, Jack Spicer, and the San Francisco Renaissance; the Beats; Black Mountain and Charles Olson's projective verse; the New York School (she's born the same month and year as Ted Berrigan); the Bolinas poets; and more recently the Language School. And she's rooted in Pacific Rim culture, with Eurocentricity still dominant in the apparatus of fame (New York as closer to Berlin-Paris-London; California as closer to Mexico, Bali, Australia). Curiously similar to the overall trajectory of W.S. Merwin, Kyger's work begins in a poetics of

45. WAC | Press Release | 1999 | Joanne Kyger Talk Programs CALIFORNIA POET joanne kyger TO DISCUSS BEAT AND THE SPIRITUAL QUEST ON OCTOBER24. I need to find that discipline, that art form. joanne kyger, 1992. http://www.walkerart.org/generalinfo/press1999/press157.html

No. 157 October 1, 1999 Immediate Release Contact: Karen Gysin 612.375.7651 karen.gysin@walkerart.org CALIFORNIA POET JOANNE KYGER TO DISCUSS BEAT AND THE SPIRITUAL QUEST ON OCTOBER 24 "For my fractured consciousness, Zen Buddhism seems to me the only path out of the 'nothingness' of Western philosophy. I need to find that discipline, that art form." Joanne Kyger, 1992 Joanne Kyger Joanne Kyger, a California poet who cultivates a deeper understanding of Zen principles through her writing, will visit the Walker Art Center to discuss the pursuit of spiritual meaning, an important part of the Beats' artistic process and one that defines her work. Her Mack Lecture Series talk at 3 pm Sunday, October 24, is held in conjunction with the Walker exhibition 2000 BC: THE BRUCE CONNER STORY PART II premiering in Minneapolis October 9-January 2. The program is cosponsored by Rain Taxi Review of Books. Kyger and Conner both lived in San Francisco during the late 1950s, moving among a circle of Beat writers, poets, musicians, and artists. Kyger subsequently lived in Japan for several years with her then-husband Gary Snyder before returning to California. She has had 14 books of poetry published and her work has appeared in numerous anthologies and literary magazines. She lives in Bolinas, California, and teaches in the Poetics Program at Naropa Institute in Boulder, Colorado. The Walker' s Mack Lecture Series is made possible by Aaron and Carol Mack.

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T he fact of my camera has by itself created occasions. Nice afternoons when someone calls to say hello. Surprises. It's an opener to people I don't know, know only by their work, will see only when they come through Cambridge/Boston. None of it or little of it would happen if my work didn't exist, if people didn't know it, like it, want to see some of it. The stopping by is random; there isn't any continuity or relationship involved. But it rounds out the edges, makes me feel active; in a way, enlarges the time. T he first and only time I met Joanne Kyger she came over with Peter Warshaw and Sidney Goldfarb. She and Peter had just come back from Puerto Rico, she read a long prose poem from her journal; Peter showed us the slides he had taken of monkeys. Next Back Contents Elsa Dorfman's Home Page ... Postcards Readers' Comments (if you don't see anything below, try clicking here

51. Strange Big Moon Memoir, Strange Big Moon, The Japan and India Journals 19601964. by kyger, joanne.$16.95, 290 pp., ISBN 1556433379. North Atlantic Books , 10/1/2000 , Paperback. http://www.northatlanticbooks.com/products/1556433379.html

Sign up for our email newsletter! Memoir Strange Big Moon The Japan and India Journals: 1960-1964 by Kyger, Joanne $16.95, 290 pp., ISBN: 1556433379 North Atlantic Books , 10/1/2000 , Paperback Long Description Published originally in 1981 as Japan and India Journals: 1960-1964, Strange Big Moon is Joanne Kyger’s journal of four full, tumultuous years as a young poet in her late twenties. Hungry to explore Zen and newly married to Gary Snyder, Kyger makes discoveries that will shape a lifetime of poetry. Whether studying under Zen master Ruth Fuller Sasaki or meeting with the 27-year-old Dalai Lama, her journals are witty, amusing, and razor-incisive. A fascinating look at the early poetics of a writer who would come home to create her place as a leading member of the San Francisco Beat Poetry movement. Reviews A Strange Big Moon is a re-publication of Kyger's journals from that era, capturing her life at a time hwen she was developing both her poetic and spiritual identities. Far from being a book merely "preoccupied with keeping a budget and washing a drip dry dress," as she writes in her introduction, the journals capture the ruminations and perceptions of a young poet at a time when cultural sensibilities were experiencing significant shifts; traveling with rising counter-cultural luminaries provided her with perfect material on which to turn her sharp, perceptive eye. Some of the more stylized writing in the journal foreshadows the narrative strategies of Ron Silliman's New Sentence, Beverly Dahlen's A Reading, or Lyn Hejinian's My Life.

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Sign up for our email newsletter! Memoir Sorcerer's Apprentice My Life with Carlos Castaneda By Wallace, Amy Sorcerer's Apprentice examines Wallace's life within the group and her dependence on its leader, with his dangerous combination of charisma and cruelty. The story tracks two people approaching an affair with opposite agendas: Castaneda wanted to make Wall Class Choregus By Morine, David E. Glimpses: Through the Holocaust; paper Through Holocaust and Liberation By Bender, Benjamin A survivor of the Buchenwald concentration camp presents his memoir of his and his wife's experiences in the camps, his experiences as a veteran of Israel's war of independence, and his feelings on returning to Buchenwald fifty years later. Strange Big Moon The Japan and India Journals: 1960-1964 By Kyger, Joanne Strange Big Moon is Joanne Kyger’s journal of four full, tumultuous years as a young poet in her late twenties. Hungry to explore Zen and newly married to Gary Snyder, Kyger makes discoveries that will shape a lifetime of poetry. New Moon By Grossinger, Richard

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55. Exquisite Corpse - A Journal Of Letters And Life joanne kyger and the Tradition of Zen Beatitude by Kirby Olson. Author sLinks. Because capitalism has 1985). kyger, joanne. joanne kyger http://www.corpse.org/issue_9/critiques/olson.htm

Joanne Kyger and the Tradition of Zen Beatitude by Kirby Olson Author's Links In a poem published in the San Francisco poetry journal Bluebook , Kyger writes of a phone conversation with fellow Zen practitioner Philip Whalen: A Brisk Wind is Blowing Thoughts Clear Through to Phili on the Phone 'The New York Times says I'm a language poet.' "Well are you?' 'No. Of course not.' 'Are you a beat poet?' 'No. I'm my own poet.' 'George Stanley says you're an Oregon poet.' 'Ha ha.' 'Do you understand what deconstruction is?' 'No.' 'Well, if you don't, I won't bother to try.' May 14, 1999 This short dismissal of poetry affiliations, with its consequent claim of the ability to be one's "own" poet, flies in the face of critical discourse which seeks to define poets in terms of a tradition and practice. And yet, can a poet exist outside of a tradition, outside of a school, with no ancestors, and no hope of being understood from within a common framework of reference, with no fellow poets to correspond, and read with? Kyger's interview in Crooked Cucumber: The Life and Zen Teaching of Shunryu Suzuki , offers an intense biographical list of philosophies, poetries, and fellow seekers in the California scene in the late 1950s and early 1960s, which does much to negate the sense that good poets are ever found who don't consciously work within some tradition. "My own interest in Zen came about because I had been studying Wittgenstein and Heidegger in Santa Barbara.

56. As Ever As Ever. As Ever is joanne kyger s latest book of poetry. It is joannekyger s poems musing, sharpedged, generous. Striking how http://www.jackmagazine.com/issue5/sugreadingasever.html

As Ever As Ever is Joanne Kyger's latest book of poetry. It is edited by Michael Rothenberg, who says, "Joanne's poetry is poetry with an attitude. Immediate, playful, collogquial, and instructional. She lets you know where it's at and how to do it, and when. Now." David Meltzer wrote the introduction. The book is published by Penguin Poets. ISBN: 0-14-200112-0. "Joanne Kyger's poems: musing, sharp-edged, generous. Striking how she can take the most ordinary moment-to-moment-and ground it in depths we all share; then move out to the mystical and devotional and resolve in the magically plain. A superb poetic sensibility effortlessly playing like the shadows passing on a far mountain range: and yet so intimate!" "Joanne Kyger's poetry is a continuous demonstration of true FREEDOM, on all levels of the world's phenomenal and spiritual realms. Her poems, of any that I know, come the closest to being actual beings-beings endowed with a genuine materiality of thought, feeling, language and humor. They make one glad to be alive." "If existence is just what happens, can poetry rise to the occasion? Joanne Kyger's poetry is of existence as it happens, moving within earshot, and close-up, under her sharply critical, wildly affectionate glance. It is Kyger's peculiar sorcery to force the issue: a wave of her wand brings actuality into focus, shimmering in syllables newly familiar, momentous, and true."

57. Anne Waldman Symposium: Presentations special collections library present joanne (elizabeth) kyger, is aleading figure in San Francisco poetry circles. She was a member http://www.lib.umich.edu/conferences/waldman/kyger.html

university library present: joanne (elizabeth) kyger is a leading figure in San Francisco poetry circles. She was a member of some of the groups that formed around senior poets Robert Duncan and Jack Spicer. Her poetry includes The Tapestry and the Web, Phenomenological: A Curriculum of the Soul , and . Kyger teaches at Naropa University in Boulder, Colorado, and at the New College in San Francisco, California. for more information on the waldman symposium or exhibit call 734.764.9377 or e-mail special.collections@umich.edu send comments about this web site to: LibPR@umich.edu back to waldman home

58. Northwest SPokenword LAB - SPLAB! joanne kyger March 6 7, 1998. joanne kyger at the Northwest SpokenwordLAB 14 S. Division Auburn, WA 98001. Hear joanne kyger read at SPLAB! http://www.splab.org/workshops/kyger1998.html

About SPLAB! Visiting Poet Series Living Room SPLAB! on the Road ... Home Joanne Kyger Joanne Kyger at the Northwest Spokenword LAB 14 S. Division Auburn, WA 98001 One of the few women who can claim to have played with the Beat boys, Kyger has published 15 books of poetry, including Phenomenological Just Space; Poems 1979 – 1989 , and, most recently, Some Sketches from the Life of Helena Petrovna Blavatsky Hear Joanne Kyger read at SPLAB! with special guests Seattle Poets Chuck Pirtle and Rebecca Bush-Pirtle Friday, March 6, 1998 at 8 PM. $5 gen / $3 Students Joanne will also teach a poetry writing workshop March 7 from 11-3 PM FREE to students and $15 for general public RSVP for workshop: 253.735.6328 or ddd@splab.org photo by Allen Ginsberg Directions to IPiPP/SPLAB! From I-5 south (from Seattle) or I-5 north (from Tacoma / Olympia) Take Hwy 18 East, exit on "C" Street. Turn Left under the fwy. Take next right (3rd S.W.) over the railroad tracks. Go three short blocks to S. Division. Take a left on S. Division. Go two ½ blocks and on your right is IPiPP/SPLAB! From 167 south or north take 18 East. Follow same directions as above.

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60. James Koller Papers. Koller, James. kyger, joanne. McClure, Michael. Snyder, Gary, 1930. 580, Koller,James/kyger, joanne, 1966. 581, Koller, James/McClure, Michael, 1964. http://www.lib.uconn.edu/DoddCenter/ASC/findaids/Koller/MSS19740002.html

TABLE OF CONTENTS Overview of the Collection Biography of Scope and Contents Organization ... Photographs, n.d., 1969-1979 James Koller Papers. Finding aid prepared by Patricia Triplett and Shahb Shojaeizadeh. Finding aid encoded by Betsy Pittman in May 2002. 405 Babbidge Road, Unit 1205 Storrs, Connecticut 06269-1205 Overview of the Collection Creator: Koller, James. Title: James Koller Papers. Dates: Abstract: The collection consists of letters to James Koller from various friends and colleagues, including Philip Whalen, and original manuscripts and typescripts of Koller's poetry and novels. Quantity: 5 linear feet. Identification: Biography of Born in 1936 in Oak Park, Illinois, Koller is an American poet, novelist, editor and publisher. Koller obtained his B.A. from North Central College in Naperville, Illinois in 1958; he then moved to San Francisco where he became the editor of Coyote's Journal , and the publisher of Coyote Books. He later moved with the magazine to New Mexico, and then to Maine. Koller has authored twenty-seven collections of poetry and four novels, and was a National Endowment for the Arts fellowship recipient in both 1968 and 1973. Return to the Table of Contents Scope and Contents The collection primarily consists of letters to James Koller from various friends and colleagues (including Philip Whalen) and original manuscripts and typescripts of Koller's poetry and novels. The materials date from 1959-1986. Dan Cushman's novel

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