Priego

Ernesto Priego said, on 29 October 2009 at 6: 53 pm

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GRAVITY & GRACE, poems by Ernesto Priego (deceptively (i.e. seemingly effortlessly) ambitious -- and a truly lovely long-poem)

THREE OF THE MANY SHAPES OF POETRY'S SEEDS 2009

GRAVITY & GRACE, poems by Ernesto Priego (deceptively (i.e. seemingly effortlessly) ambitious -- and a truly lovely long-poem)

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Cabe mencionar que Priego es el autor del primer libro completo de haynaku, Not Even Dogs.

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Ernesto Priego is a Mexican poet, essayist, and translator presently living in London.

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Then, in this simply FABULOUS interview of Ernesto Priego conducted by Tom Beckett over at exchange values blog, Ernesto says:

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UPDATE: This is such a beautiful response by Ernesto Priego that I'm not just pointing you to the LINK but replicating it here, the blog my only surviving file cabinet and thanks to Ernesto for such succoring words:

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Ernesto Priego esparció el haynaku a través de su blog, “neverneutral.wordpress.com”, e inmediatamente hubo respuesta de colegas y alumnos suyos.

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Derrida, whom Priego cites in an epigraph to one poem (23), frequently utilized the trope of “ghost” to further his elaboration of the deconstructive logic(s) of absence/ presence.

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I appreciate how Tom concludes Thanks to his ability to put line-breaks (and, at times, caesuras) at different points in a sentence, Priego manages to write about one hundred pages of hay(na)ku without falling into monotony.

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