Q: What do you think a young poet starting out today needs to learn the most?
Charles Bukowski: He should realize that if he writes something and it bores him it's going to bore many other people also. There is nothing wrong with a poetry that is entertaining and easy to understand. Genius could be the ability to say a profound thing in a simple way. He should stay the hell out of writing classes and find out what's happening around the corner. And bad luck for the young poet would be a rich father, an early marriage, an early success or the ability to do anything well.-- The Poet's Craft: Interviews From The New York Quarterly.
Edited by William Packard. New York: Paragon House, 1987.
The New Babel By Leonard Schwartz
לעאָנאַרד שוואַרץ Leonard Schwartz
Das Neue Babel Von Leonard Schwartz
La nouvelle Babel Leonard Schwartz
Новый Вавилон Леонард Шварц
The poetry of Federico Garcia Lorca translated from the original Spanish into Russian by Leila Imam-Kulieva
Italicized Lines by Rimbaud by Yves Jaques
Linee in corsivo di Rimbaud Di Yves Jaques
Lignes En Italique Par Rimbaud par Yves Jaques
Sandbagging In South St. Louis: The poetry of Suzanne Gillis
