The BURIED Book Club discussion

Beat Generation. Founder and director of Arion Press in San Francisco
One poem "When we meet I will wear a Rose".

Excellent addition.

'tis ironic for a publisher to be buried, eh? I have not heard of Arion before; they have a very very nice catalogue

his bibliography is rather impressive.

Andrew Hoyem's Wikipedia page:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_H...

I see that Rand has already provided the bibliography,thanks.
Rand,try & find some poems too.

heh, it appears that an essay on Hoyem was one of those insufferable "poetry essays" that NR passed over in Sorrentino's Something Said (link to essay via google books)!

(an essay on McClure also appears in that book of essays)

it appears that Hoyem does not have any poems online though if you are ever in SF you can tour Arion Press, according to yelp. He is, however, on the FaceBook. maybe if you ask him nicely he'll tell you how to find his poems ;)

Rand wrote: "one of those insufferable "poetry essays" that NR passed over "

Like a weather balloon. Glad to see that some folks are carrying the poetic torch. Poetry readers, I've said it before and I'll say it again, need to read the Gil essay collection.

Nathan "N.R." wrote: "the Gil essay collection."

If for no other reason than he will guide you into the arms of Jack Spicer's poetry, which, if you are at all interested in good American poetry, should not remain bURIED.

And to think NR didn't let me add Jack Spicer! ( See May I Add thread as proof).

Mala wrote: "And to think NR didn't let me add Jack Spicer! ( See May I Add thread as proof)."

; )

Jack Spicer Jack Spicer Jack Spicer Jack Spicer Jack Spicer Jack Spicer is not read enough but ain't bURied. His three volumes each containing the word "Collected" have each more than 160 ratings.

Oh yeah not buried. Still worth reading y'all.

^^^^^^ You should include a link in your comment so that you will appear to be treading that fine technically determined arbitrary line of what is and what is not BURIED. Folks should hear the name Jack Spicer more frequently, non?

Nathan "N.R." wrote: "^^^^^^ You should include a link in your comment so that you will appear to be treading that fine technically determined arbitrary line of what is and what is not BURIED. Folks should hear the nam..."

Yes I suppose he rides that uneasy in-between similar to a corpse unearthed by a landslide or quake, with maybe feet or torso bonily exposed sticking up out of the earth, tombstone all awry and toppled, which good many folks would be talking about but perhaps not approaching. Jack Spicer Jack Spicer Jack Spicer.