Literary Buffalo

Artvoice Weekly Edition » Issue v9n41 (10/13/2010) » Section: Literary Buffalo


	Charles Olson at the Century by Geoff Kelly
	The poet and theorist Charles Olson casts a long shadow across Buffalo’s literary and academic community. Though his career at the University at Buffalo was brief—he taught there from 1963 to 1965—his influence continued to be communicated through visits and through poet Robert Creeley, with whom Olson had worked at Black Mountain College, and with whom Olson maintained a fascinating correspondence.
	Among The Buffalonians: V.S. Naipaul by Jill Greenberg
	Just Buffalo’s Babel lecture series, which showcases international authors who write in English, returns on Tuesday, October 19. This season, Babel’s fourth, opens with Nobel Prize winner V. S. Naipaul.
	Poetry: "Foment" by Mark Fulk
	Locked out again; the computer stalls in its processing;
	Lit City: Literary Events
	Lit City literary event listings are presented by Just Buffalo (www.justbuffalo.org).

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