February 22, 2011
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-Nguyen Ba Chung One of Howard Zinn’s signatures is the power of his words. He has the knack of delineating the most complicated issues in the simplest way possible, with humor and wit. For example – “There is no flag … Continue reading
February 22, 2011
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-Trans. Stanislava Lazarevic´. Willimantic, CT: Curbstone Press, 2008 The plain fact is that there is poetry after Auschwitz, however wounded it may be. An honest poem today must at least have windows open to the never-ending tragedy of our times. … Continue reading
February 22, 2011
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-transl. Nguyen Than Xuan. Danang Publishing House, 2007 The story’s all too familiar: a man comes home after long years of war, remembering comradeship and suffering, ready for peace and love, only to find the transition far from simple. Even … Continue reading
February 22, 2011
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I met Etheridge Knight in the early eighties and met him slowly. Our mutual friend, the poet Robert Slater, had long since been urging me from Kansas City to give Etheridge a call, since I lived only forty miles from … Continue reading