Tag Archives: Michael Brown

Sorry-not-sorry: on plagiarism

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December 24, 2018 by author

By Sam Cha

Anybody following the Lisa Low thing?

The Lisa Low thing’s a lot like the Ailey O’Toole thing; Ailey O’Toole being the (young, white) woman who published a bunch of poems that plagiarize—line for line, … Continue reading→

Posted in Editors| Tagged Ailey O'Toole, Claudia Cortese, Harry Frankfurt, Jackson Berry, Jorge Luis Borges, Kenneth Goldsmith, Lisa Low, Marcel Duchamp, Marjorie Perloff, Michael Brown, Michael Derrick Hudson, plagiarism, Rachel McKibbens, Response to Literature, Sam Cha, Sherman Alexie, Vanessa Place, Yi-Fen Chou| Leave a reply|

‘Make no mistake: The world is bleeding’: Our 2016 Best of the Net nominees

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September 17, 2016 by author

Victor D. Infante

By Victor D. Infante 2016 has been a strange sort of watershed for celebrity culture, from the deaths of beloved public figures such as Prince, David Bowie, Alan Rickman, Glen Frey, Gene Wilder, Edward Albee, W.P. Kinsella and Muhammed Ali, … Continue reading→

Posted in Editors| Tagged Adam Hamze, Alan Rickman, Anastacia Renee Tolbert, Best of the Net, Colin Kaepernick, David Bowie, Dylan Garcia, Edward Albee, fiction, Gene Wilder, Glen Frey, Looking East, Michael Brown, Michael Oppong, Muhammed Ali, political poems, Prince, Robert Bohm, Tammy Ho Lai-Ming, Tony Brown, Tyre King, Victor D. Infante, W.P. Kinsella| 1 Reply|

‘Poem Written on the Anniversary of Mike Brown’s Murder, Ending in a Pearl,’ by Julian Randall

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July 8, 2016 by author

Victor D. Infante

Poem Written on the Anniversary of Mike Brown’s Murder, Ending in a Pearl After Hanif Willis-Abdurraqib By Julian Randall Is the sky to go white again? A rapture in the hue of a pearl. More shattered glass gleaming across asphalt … Continue reading→

Posted in Guest contributors| Tagged Hanif Abdurraqib, Julian Randall, Michael Brown, political poems| Leave a reply|