Fulcrum: an annual of poetry and aesthetics, No 2.
Issue theme: “Philosophies of Poetry”
ISSN 1534-7877. Large octavo. 400 pages. Perfectbound
paperback. Illustrated.
EDITORS: Philip Nikolayev, Katia Kapovich
CONTRIBUTING EDITORS: Pam Brown (Australia), Billy Collins
(US), Fred D’Aguiar (Caribbean), Brian Henry (US), W. N.
Herbert (UK), Michael Hulse (UK), Robert Kelly (US), David
Kennedy (UK), John Kinsella (Australia), August Kleinzahler
(US), Ben Mazer (US), Paul Muldoon (US), Greg O’Brien (New
Zealand), Michael Palmer (US), Marjorie Perloff (US), John
Tranter (Australia)
POETRY by: Charles Bernstein, Billy Collins, William Corbett,
W.N.Herbert, Yunte Huang, Michael Hulse, Louis Simpson,
Michael Palmer, John Kinsella, Ben Mazer, John Tranter, David
Baratier, Jennifer Barber, Martin Bennett, George Bilgere,
David Bircumshaw, Melanie Challenger, James Cherry, Douglas
Clark, Lisa Cooper, Christina Daub, Mark DuCharme, George
Ellenbogen, Michael Farrell, Henry Gould, Joe Green, Paul
Hardacre, John Hennessy, Patrick Herron, Ranjit Hoskote, Jill
Jones, W.B.Keckler, S.K.Kelen, Russell Keziere, John Koethe,
Mark Lamoureux, John Latta, Alan Loney, Andrew McCord,
Christopher McDermott, Elisabeth Murawski, Rich Murphy, Vivek
Narayanan, Gregory O’Brien, Fan Ogilvie, Ethan Paquin,
Michael Radich, Steve Shoemaker, Jeet Thayil
LEADING RUSSIAN POETS in translation: Alexei Tsvetkov, Sergey
Gandlevsky, Lev Rubinstein. (Translators: Philip Metres,
Tatiana Tulchinsky, Philip Nikolayev)
FULCRUM DEBATE: Charles Bernstein and Marjorie Perloff, A
Conversation
INTERVIEWS with Billy Collins and Joseph Brodsky
ESSAYS BY POETS: John Kinsella, Michael Palmer, Ben Mazer
(revealing a previously undiscovered source for T. S. Eliot’s
The Waste Land), E. Cavazza (the previously undiscovered
source for T. S. Eliot’s The Waste Land, in its first
republication!), Joe Green, Mark Weiss, Sergey Gandlevsky,
Alexei Tsvetkov
ESSAYS BY PHILOSOPHERS: Hugh Bredin, Mikhail Iampolski, John
Koethe, Michael Prince, Michael Radich, Francis Raven
EDITORIAL: Poetic Anarchy (Fulcrum’s own philosophy of poetry)
VISUAL ART: (1) Mstislav Dobuzhinsky: 20+ exquisite, little-
known black and white drawings from Michael Kovner’s private
collection (by the leading Russian Mir Iskusstva (‘World of
Art’) artist) + a brief biography of the artist by M. Kovner;
(2) Mikhail Iampolski’s essay on V. Komar and A. Melamid
(Russian avant garde artists, founders of the Sots Art
movement) discussing their latest work, with small black and
white reproductions.
FULCRUM recently received a citation from National Public
Radio’s “The Poem and the Poet” for Excellence in Print 2003
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