The Death of the Forest

Curriculum vitae

Publications

A New Requiem
 

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Massachusetts International Festival of the Arts

Beppie Blankert Dance Concerts

• One Class: Selected Poems, 1965-2005, Harbor Mountain Press, Fall 2008.

• “I Am Astro Place,” Jacket 33, Fall 2007.

• The Coming of Fascism to America, A BoweryInstabook, The Bowery Poetry Club, 2006 

• “The Song of the Earth,” long poem, CipherJournal, forthcoming Autumn 2006

• “The Coming of Fascism to America,” long poem, Jacket April 2006

• “Life During the Coup,” long poem, Omega 6, 2006

• “For Robert Kennedy’s 80^th Birthday Celebration,” poem, BuzzFlash, November 22, 2005

• “Colonsay Ceilidh,” poem, Corncrake, November 2005

• “Victory,” translation of Pier Paolo Pasolini’s poem “La Vittoria,” Direland November 2005

• “CourAGE,” poem, UnmuzzledOx, 2005

• “The Greatest Movie Ever Made,” poem, PEN America 2005

• Parts of “The Death of the Forest—Wètu Nupamen?” appear in Norman MacAfee, The Death of the Forest, opera to music of Charles Ives (Amsterdam: Beppie Blankert DanceConcerts, 2004)

• “Trash,” poem, and “Bowery Rembrandt,” memoir, Hanging Loose 1999

• “Hero Futura,” section of novel Tolerance in Mandorla No. 5, 1997

• Drawings for San Francisco’s Burning in Hanging Loose No. 65, 1994

• “Wrestling/Lucha Libre,” section of novel Tolerance with drawing, Rouge 1994

• “Poet Assassinated,” poem, Spazio Humana 1992

• Drawing for San Francisco’s Burning in Rouge 1993

• “This Is War,” poem, World No. 42, January 1992; Am Here Press Anthology, 1992; Blurb, Eidia, 2002

• “Italy 76,” poem, The Little Magazine Vol. 15, Nos. 3/4, 1988

• A New Requiem, long poem, chapbook from Cheap Review Press, 1988

• “Pictures from Bosch,” poem, The Little Magazine Vol. 15, No. 2, 1987

• “Content,” poem, Gradiva No. 4, 1987

• “Reagan Auditions for Karl Kraus’s Last Days of Mankind,” and “Capitalist Realism,” poems, The Cheap Review of Poetry No. 4, 1987

• “A New Requiem,” part 1, poem, The Cheap Review of Poetry No. 2, 1986

• “Youth’s Magic Horn, 1966-68,” “A New Requiem” part 4, and “Song of Departure by Rivers,” poems, Gandhabba No. 5, 1986

• “John Paul II’s Mayday 1984 Address to New York Gay and Lesbian Socialists League at Cooper Union’s Great Hall,” “Death of Stalin,” poem, Gandhabba No. 4, 1986

• Five poems, Christopher Street, 1985

• “A New Requiem,” parts 3 and 8, poems, Gandhabba No. 2, 1984

• “Poet Assassinated,” poem, The Minnesota Review No. 23, Fall 1984

• “The Re-Creation of the New World” (dance libretto) and “The Vision: The Return,” Salome, 1984

• “Astro Place,” “Saint Marx Passion,” poems, New World, 1984

• “East Village Sixties” and “In the Last Weeks of U.S. Capitalism’s Calendar,” poems, bogus Review No. 2, 1984

• “All Americas’ Wrestling Poets,” poem, The World 1983

• Two poems, translation by Edouardo Albinati, Nuovi Argomenti, 1982

• Two poems, Mothers of Mud Vol. 1, No. 4, 1982

• “Home,” poem 2, Christopher Street No. 65, 1982

• “The Ashes of Gramsci,” translation of Pasolini’s poem, The Paris Review, 1981

• “Old Men Tormented by Their Youth,” poem, Poetry Now, 1981

• “O Walt Whitman,” translation by Enzo Siciliano, Nuovi Argomenti July/December 1980

• “O Walt Whitman,” poem, Mickle Street Review, 1980

• “12 Nightingales,” parts 5, 6, 8, poems, Green House Vol. 2, No. 1, Winter 1978

• “Reality,” translation of Pasolini’s poem, The Unmuzzled Ox Poet’s Encyclopedia, 1977

• “A Desperate Vitality,” translation of Pasolini’s poem, Christopher Street, 1977

• “Movies,” “4 A.M.,” Many Corners 1975

• “Youth’s Magic Horn,” poem, Many Corners, Vol. 1, No. 1, March 1973