Yamanaka and poetics
Those of you leading class on Monday (Cliff, Jim, Julia, Darlene), please let me know before Monday what you're planning to do. If you need sage advice on where to go with your presentations, I'm happy to lend it.
Remember to blog on Yamanaka. There is a tape of her reading most of the book; I'll play some of it on Monday. If you'd like to listen in the meantime, there are some tapes available at the UH Bookstore (or were) and probably (should be) at Sinclair. Even if you're not a pidgin speaker, in any case, read some of the poems out loud to yourself. This is not silent reading time. And we can talk about what that means, as well.
Also: remember to hand in revisions on Monday.
Finally: please bring 15 xeroxes of one of your poems to class on Monday. There does seem to be energy for reading each other's work, so take advantage of it!
Have a good weekend.
Susan
Remember to blog on Yamanaka. There is a tape of her reading most of the book; I'll play some of it on Monday. If you'd like to listen in the meantime, there are some tapes available at the UH Bookstore (or were) and probably (should be) at Sinclair. Even if you're not a pidgin speaker, in any case, read some of the poems out loud to yourself. This is not silent reading time. And we can talk about what that means, as well.
Also: remember to hand in revisions on Monday.
Finally: please bring 15 xeroxes of one of your poems to class on Monday. There does seem to be energy for reading each other's work, so take advantage of it!
Have a good weekend.
Susan
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