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MY FAVORITE POETRY OF 2023 (Prologue) As I've written before, sometimes it's a book year and sometimes it's a music year. Happily, this year has been a book and music year. Despite living in the meme where the garbage can slides down a flooding street to a Vanessa Carlton tune, a lot of great poetry (and other literature) was released this year. As my to-read list suggests, I'll still be catching up on books released this year for some months to come.

Personally, this was another good year for me. My second full-length manuscript, Wrong Horse, was accepted for publication by Moria Books (read some blurbs here). My first broadside was published, as well as a collaborative cento composed via the USPS with Danika Stegeman LeMay. Finally, as part of their second folio on the prose poem, periodicities kindly published this essay, maybe my favorite piece of criticism I've written.

As always, these books are just my favorite, not a best-of list. I've also included some bonus links and additional information below.

FAVORITE FULL-LENGTH POETRY COLLECTIONS OF 2023 Hell, I Love Everybody: The Essential James Tate eds. Dara Barrois/Dixon, Emily Pettit, and Kate Lindroos (Ecco) Poèmes deep / Gravitas by Amy Berkowitz (Noroît)* Iggy Horse by Michael Earl Craig (Wave Books) Aisle 228 by Sandra Marchetti (Stephen F. Austin University Press) Toska by Alina Pleskova (Deep Vellum) The Book by Mary Ruefle (Wave Books)

FAVORITE CHAPBOOKS OF 2023 Co-Pilot by Danika Stegeman LeMay (Self-Released)** dear Elsie / seltzer by Nicole Steinberg (Bloof Books)

FAVORITE POETRY COLLECTION OF LAST YEAR (2022) I DIDN’T READ UNTIL THIS YEAR (2023) Making Water by Laura Jaramillo (Futurepoem)

FAVORITE OLDER NOVEL READ IN 2023 Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy (Random House, 1985)

BOOK I HAD A BEEF WITH IN 2023 Cujo by Stephen King (Viking, 1981)***

2023 TO-READ LIST (ALL GENRES) Emperor of Rome by Mary Beard (Liveright) Diary by Marisa Crawford (Spuyten Duyvil) Our Strangers by Lydia Davis (Bookshop Editions) The Book of Ayn by Lexi Freiman (Catapult) Ablation by Danika Stegeman LeMay (11:11 Press) A Year and a Day by Phillip Lopate (New York Review Books) The Ruins of Nostalgia by Donna Stonecipher (Wesleyan University Press) ---

*This book was published by Total Joy in the United States and includes bonus poems written by the Washtenaw County Women's Poetry Collective and Casserole Society. The bilingual edition I read includes a discussion with the translators.

**Second printing, first released in 2019.

***Cujo doesn't cast a long shadow over the novel: the primary story is domestic drama, so I don't think the title is fitting. There's a vague implication that there's something supernatural happening here, which is fine and dandy, EXCEPT we have a scene that explains, in a real world practical way, what happens to Cujo. The murking of the two explanations of what happens to Cujo doesn't work for this reader. [edited for time]

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Noroît (Une vengeance) Jacques Rivette ~ 1976

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Noroît (Une vengeance) (1976), Jacques Rivette

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Review of Lengths in the twilight | Oh sun, sun

Well started with It’s a bridled beast’s weather (2016) and By the skin of snakes (2019), the poetic journey of Mathieu Simoneau continues under the gaze of the sun in his third collection published at Noroît. Updated at 12:00 p.m. The poet masters a writing as chiseled as luxuriant. He is part of this generation of authors who put their noses outside to take root. His words thus sniff out the…

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Je suis un vieux pommier. Le Noroît peut souffler, je ne bouge pas d'une branche. J'observe la vie à côté, qui s'agite, intense et folle. Je donne encore de beaux fruits - certains finissent même en pommes d'amour - mais machinalement, sans m'en étonner. C'est mon métier, quoi.

J'ai passé chaque printemps à créer une nouvelle cerne dans mon duramen, pour protéger mon bois de cœur. C'était le sens de ma vie, et maintenant, je suis tranquille, il ne m'arrivera rien, je peux mourir. Ou alors.

Ou alors, pour survivre, sortir une nouvelle pousse de mon tronc. La laisser prendre les embruns, la laisser se faire secouer par les enfants. Vivre chaque automne comme le dernier. Prendre des coups et laisser le cambium cicatriser.

Attendrir son bois.

Dans mes premiers anneaux, il y a ce souvenir. La chaleur d'un texto qui arrive. L'excitation de créer des maillots de foot. Le battement de cœur de lire devant toute la classe. La moiteur de présenter un travail à un client.

Revivre ça. Revivre l'intensité.

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Jacques Rivette

- Noroît

1976

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Noroît

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Noroît Jacques Rivette. 1976

Pirate castle Fort La Latte, 22240 Plévenon, France See in map

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Noroît | Jacques Rivette | 1976

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Noroît | Jacques Rivette | 1976

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Apollinaire Prize | Denise Desautels Grand Prize Winner

Apollinaire Prize | Denise Desautels Grand Prize Winner

Huge honor for Quebec poetry! Montreal poet Denise Desautels has just received the prestigious Prix Apollinaire in Paris for her most recent collection, Disappear: around 11 works by Sylvie Cottonpublished here at Le Noroît and, in France, by the publishing house L’herbe qui tremble. Posted at 3:34 p.m. Denise Desautels becomes only the second poet from Quebec, and the first Quebecer, to win…

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Noroît (1976)

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Noroît, Une Vengeance (1976)

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Jacques Rivette - Noroît 1976

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Jacques Rivette, Noroît, 1976

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Jacques Rivette

- Noroît

1976

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