F, Lawrence Ferlinghetti to Robert Frost

Victor Infante interviews Ferlinghetti on the Poet as Outsider: “Poetry is news, and it’s important when it articulates a new vision of reality or an old vision in a surprising way. When it subverts the dominant paradigm.”

Homepage (nest) for new Formalist Annie Finch is chockablock with cozy redefinitions -- check out the editor of A Formal Feeling Comes and The Ghost of Meter, and know what you are talking about.

“Poet Man” Larry Fontenot lives in Sugar Land, Texas & was featured poet at the 1996 Houston Poetry Fest. “Protocol” was featured in The Alsop Review’s “Noted on the Gazebo” section.

The Modern American Poetry resource site has a good collection of images of Ford's collage poems, book jackets, title pages, and illustrations from his magazine, View.

In his last years, Charles Henri Ford did a couple of interviews about his life and work which appear online: in tout-fait online Marcel Duchamp journal, and in Rain Taxi.

His Bits World site reveals the many facets of Corey Frost: ga press chapbook publisher, solo & collaborative spoken word performer, spoken word theorist & “Exciting Version” multimedia artist.

Robert Frost is our farmer/philosopher poet, a celebrated American poet whose work is rooted in New England farm life, combining a modernist sensibility and sense of language in traditional verse forms.

These days we forget that Robert Frost was a dynamic reader, a masterful performer. We are fortunate to have this recording from HarperCollins’ audio division, archived on the Web by Internet Multicasting Service. Lots of Frost texts are at Bartleby.com: A Boy’s Will, North of Boston, Mountain Interval & Miscellaneous Poems to 1920.