1. Charles Bernstein Charles Bernstein General Resources Charles Bernstein (Electronic Poetry Center, SUNY Buffalo) "Play It Again, PacMan" (1991) (on video games) (Postmodern Culture) "Pound Man at Yale" (e-mail messages to the POETICS list) http://www.nagasaki-gaigo.ac.jp/ishikawa/amlit/b/bernstein21.htm

Charles Bernstein General Resources Charles Bernstein (Electronic Poetry Center, SUNY Buffalo) "Play It Again, Pac-Man" (1991) (on video games) (Postmodern Culture) "Pound & Man at Yale" (e-mail messages to the POETICS list) "Provisional Institutions: Alternative Presses and Poetic Innovation" (1995) (essay) Review of Johanna Drucker, The Visible Word: Experimental Typography and Modern Art, 1909-1923 (1994) (Project Muse, Johns Hopkins U. Press) "The Second War and Postmodern Memory" (1991) (poem/prose) (Postmodern Culture) Three Poems (includes audio files of Bernstein reading) (Postmodern Culture, 1994)

2. Republics Of Reality -- 1975-1995 -- Charles Bernstein Charles Berstein by Charles Bernstein and Charles Berstein. Consortium Book Sales. Due/PublishedNovember 1996, 376 pages, paper. Read an interview with Charles Bernstein. http://www.semcoop.com/poetry/article.asp?review=pbersteinrep.txt

3. DVD > Bernstein Charles: Preise Und Angebote Bei Idealo bernstein charles, DVD-STARTSEITE.ACTION, HORROR. AGB. HILFE. DVD. bernstein charles-DVDs bei. http://www.dvd-idealo.de/DVD/Film-Musik/Bernstein Charles.html

DVD Film-Musik Bernstein Charles DVD-STARTSEITE ACTION, HORROR KINDER, FAMILIE KOMÖDIE, DRAMA ... CHARTS IDEALO-PRODUKT-SUCHE MEHR PREISVERGLEICH PC, VIDEOSPIELE BÜCHER MUSIK SOFTWARE ... WEBSUCHE DVD .../Bernstein Charle... Bernstein Charles-DVDs bei DVD-CHARTS - BERNSTEIN CHARLES A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Platz Bild Film-Titel Darsteller Regie Musik Erschienen Regio Jeder Kopf hat seinen Preis Steve McQueen Eli Wallach Buzz Kulik ... Charles Bernstein

4. U B U W E B :: Charles Bernstein Charles Bernstein USA RELATED RESOURCES Charles Bernstein + Susan Bee's Log Rhythms Charles Bernstein's Sound Poetry on UbuWeb Sound. http://www.ubu.com/contemp/bernstein/bernstein.html

contemporary ubuweb CHARLES BERNSTEIN - Alphabeta - Politics (1997) from "Work in Progress (HTML Series)" 1996 - absolves 7 - this us from "Veil" (Xeroxial Editions 1987/1976) - Example 1 - Example 2 - Example 3 from "Language of Boquets" (Hot Bird Mfg, 1991) - Example 1 RELATED RESOURCES: Charles Bernstein + Susan Bee's "Log Rhythms" Charles Bernstein's Sound Poetry on UbuWeb Sound

5. Charles Bernstein Charles Bernstein UbuWeb. 1. Piffle (Breathing Laufer) RELATED RESOURCECharles Bernstein's Visual Poetry on UbuWeb Contemporary Class was http://www.ubu.com/sound/bernstein.html

UbuWeb Piffle (Breathing)" 1976, (7:00) (with Susan Laufer and Greg Ball) My/My/My, 1976, (5:00) Class, 1976, (10:30) Goodnight, 1976, (1:00) (with Susan Laufer) RELATED RESOURCE Charles Bernstein's Visual Poetry on UbuWeb Contemporary UbuWeb Sound UbuWeb

6. Charles Bernstein Charles Bernstein (1950 ). a web guide toCharles Bernstein from literaryhistory.com. http://www.literaryhistory.com/20thC/Bernstein.htm

Charles Bernstein (1950 - ) a web guide to Charles Bernstein from literaryhistory.com main page 20th century outline authors, alphabetical 19th century authors General Articles http://www.poets.org/poets/poets.cfm?prmID=761 An introduction to the poet from the Academy of American Poets. http://wings.buffalo.edu/epc/authors/bernstein The Charles Bernstein page at the Electronic Poetry Center contains extensive material, including Bernstein's poetry, some critical articles by him, and links to interviews with him and critical articles on him. http://webdelsol.com/LITARTS An discussion of Language Poetry, "I=N=C=O=H=E=R=E=N=T," by Joan Houlihan at Web Del Sol. http://bostonreview.mit.edu/BR24.5/ward.html A review of Bernstein's My Way: Speeches and Poems . Reviewed by Geof Ward, orig. pub. in Boston Review, Nov./Dec. 1999. http://www.raintaxi.com/online/2000summer/bernstein.shtml A review of Bernstein's Republics of Reality, 1975-1995 . Reviewed by Patrick Pritchett in Rain Taxi, Summer 2000. Language Poetry http://www.english.upenn.edu/~afilreis/88/lang-poetry-summary.html

7. 99 Poets/1999 : An International Poetics Symposium Bernstein, Charles Reference Title 99 Poets/1999 An International Poetics Symposium Subject ReferenceAuthor bernstein charles Villios, Lynne W.,Wolfe, Rober http://www.fair-books.com/Bernstein-Charles/99-Poets1999-An-International-Poetic

99 Poets/1999 : An International Poetics Symposium Bernstein, Charles Reference Title: 99 Poets/1999 : An International Poetics Symposium Subject: Reference Author: Bernstein Charles Villios, Lynne W.,Wolfe, Rober... Amari, Saud,Amari, Suad,Wolfe,... Nguyen, Chi,Monroe, Judy Cooki... Plotkin, Gregory,Wolfe, Robert... ... Partner

8. Charles Bernstein Charles Bernstein is not related to Charles Bernstein. http://www.canwehaveourballback.com/bernsteinbio.htm

Charles Bernstein is not related to Charles Bernstein.

9. Jacket # 1 - Photo Of Charles Bernstein Charles Bernstein teaches at the State University of New York at Buffalo.Photo Charles Bernstein, New York, November 1997, copyright http://www.zip.com.au/~jtranter/jacket01/bernphot.html

Link ... back to the poem Select other issues of the magazine from the Jacket catalog Other links: top homepage bookstores literary links ... about Jacket

10. R&I: March 1, 1997--Charles Bernstein Charles Bernstein FoodSafety Effort Crucial by Charles Bernstein,Chains Editor If you doubt the need for absolute food-safety http://www.rimag.com/05/cb_safe.htm

March 1, 1997 Charles Bernstein Food-Safety Effort Crucial by Charles Bernstein , Chains Editor If you doubt the need for absolute food-safety vigilance, pay attention to this tale from Bob McFadden, owner of Margarita y Amigas Mexican restaurant, West Palm Beach, Fla. "My bottom line went to zero or minus during a foodborne incident over a year ago," he told restaurateurs and chain executives at the National Restaurant Association's winter board meeting in Los Angeles. "Although the cause of the problem has not been proven, I've been hit with lawsuits and even death threats. I have addressed all the health concerns and have been able to welcome back loyal customers who feel empathy for me." Florida health officials confirmed 198 cases of salmonellosis and 873 complaints of illnesses of varying degrees from customers who ate at the restaurant on August 5 and 6, 1995. The officials identified the cause as a bacteria strain called Salmonella Newport. Ten days later, the county public health department cleared McFadden to reopen the restaurant, but only after he had completely overhauled his food-handling procedures. Millions of cases. McFadden was not alone in the problem. Of 80 Florida restaurants inspected from mid-1994 through late 1995, 38% failed to keep foods at temperatures that would prevent foodborne illness, according to the hotel and restaurant division of the State Business and Professional Regulation Department. Inspectors also reported "poor employee hygiene such as failing to wash hands" at 29% of the restaurants.

11. R&I: January 1, 1997--Charles Bernstein Charles Bernstein When Bigger Isn't Better by Charles Bernstein, Chains EditorAmong my 1996 highlights were two visits to the muchheralded, super-popular http://www.rimag.com/01/cb_mega.htm

January 1, 1997 Charles Bernstein When Bigger Isn't Better by Charles Bernstein , Chains Editor Among my 1996 highlights were two visits to the much-heralded, super-popular Opryland Hotel in Nashville, Tenn. This glistening propertyvirtually a city in itself, much of it encased in a massive glass dome-type structureis overwhelming. During my first visit, for the Electric Power foodservice conference in April, I and others spent an inordinate amount of time getting back and forth to various events and facilities. But it all could be done with extra perseverance, and it in effect provided walking workouts of 10 or 15 minutes each way to arrive at destinations or rooms within the hotel. Later in the year, I attended the Share Our Strength annual conference at the same hotel, confident that as a return customer I would know all the ropes and could help first-timers find their way around the spread-out maze. But the project had now been expanded by five acres, with a new Mississippi River-themed Delta complex added to the other complexes. Now, it definitely was a glassed-in city, with an added 1,000 guest rooms for a new capacity of 3,000. The entire structuregigantic convention center, lodging and restaurantswas that much harder to get around, taking 20 minutes to go from one end to the other and even longer to find specific meeting rooms in the multifaceted enclosed "city." This indeed is a masterful tourist attraction, and I don't doubt that the almost mile-long hotel will achieve an astounding goal of $70 million annual revenues for just its food and beverage service. The new Delta complex is anchored by Beauregard's, a 400-seat, 20,000-square-foot "dining mansion." It alone could do $10 million sales in its first year.

12. Small Press Traffic > Charles Bernstein Charles Bernstein. From Borscht Belt vaudeville to his embrace by thetrendy theorists of Paris, Charles Bernstein's career has had http://www.sptraffic.org/html/authors/bernstein.html

events new writing book reviews author biographies ... links Charles Bernstein From Borscht Belt vaudeville to his embrace by the trendy theorists of Paris, Charles Bernstein's career has had more ups and downs than Jerry Lewis. But with undimming flash and generosity his poetry speaks with greater force than ever, and it is always an event in our lives as participants in culture to see him read, for his work, always intriguing, at its best reaches the exhilarating glass-green rush and sublimity of Niagara Falls. He is the author of 20 books of poetry (including the newest Republics of Reality: Poems 1975-1995 , from A Poetics (Harvard University Press, 1992) and Content's Dream: Essays York at Buffalo. January 10, 1998

13. EPC/Bernstein Author Home Page Contains visual and written works, poem sound files, and the author's biographical notes. click on all images on this page . charles bernstein http://wings.buffalo.edu/epc/authors/bernstein

Charles Bernstein NEW: Links to an index of recent additions to this author page. Key Links to other pages on this author page and elsewhere: Bio/Publications Course Syllabi Poetry "Experiments" the Poetics List ... Poetry Plastique Table of Contents for this Page: Visual Work Poetry Libretti Essays ... About the Author Recently published: With Strings Republics of Reality: 1975-1995 A Conversation with David Antin Online Works Broadcasting Co-producer and interviewer on the national radio program LINEbreak Visual Work Cannot Cross Illuminosities Littoral Alphabetica ... Veil See also Other Visual Texts at UbuWeb Collaborations "With Strings," with Richard Tuttle, word sculpture for Poetry Plastique The Nude Formalism Title page , " Gosh ," " Freud's Butcher " Fool 's Gold with pictures by Susan Bee (Chax Press, 1991) Susan Bee and Charles Bernstein in coversation with James Shivers on their collaborations, from Artkrush Eclipse (full-texts on-line): L=A=N=G=U=G=E , complete run of original issues, in PDF and .gif formats

14. Charles Bernstein Charles Bernstein. Of Time and the Line. George Burns likes to insist that he always. anangle but only one lime to make. a Margarita. More on Charles Bernstein. http://mrspock.marion.ohio-state.edu/lishan/Bernstein.htm

Charles Bernstein Of Time and the Line George Burns likes to insist that he always takes the straight lines; the cigar in his mouth is a way of leaving space between the lines for a laugh. He weaves lines together by means of a picaresque narrative; not so Hennie Youngman, whose lines are strict- ly paratactic. My father pushed a office. My mother has been more concerned with her hemline, Chairman Mao put forward ly) for the East-West line of malarkey so popular in these parts. The prestige of the iambic line has recently clear who "I" am, much less who you are. When making a line, better be double sure a prosodic lining, some of which will unzip for summer wear. The lines of an imaginary are inscribed on the social flesh by the knifepoint of history. Nowadays, you can often spot a work the line more useful than that of the pick- et line, the line that has cause the most ad- versity is the bloodline. In Russia everyone is worried about long lines; lines. "Take a chisel to write," but for an they say in math, it takes two lines to make an angle but only one lime to make a Margarita.

15. Charles Bernstein And Kathleen Fraser Biographies and poems of bernstein and Fraser from a reading series at the Dia Center in NYC. http://www.diacenter.org/prg/poetry/97_98/berfra.html

Friday, December 5, 1997 548 West 22nd Street, NYC, 7:00pm Biography poem: AN AFFIRMATION Biography poem: untitled www.diacenter.org

16. EPC/Bernstein Author Home Page Links to his poems, essays, literary radio shows, visual works, reviews, and sound files.Category Arts Literature Poetry Interactive...... click on all images on this page . charles bernstein. MB). This radioseries pilot features Robert Creeley and charles bernstein. It http://epc.buffalo.edu/authors/bernstein/

Charles Bernstein NEW: Links to an index of recent additions to this author page. Key Links to other pages on this author page and elsewhere: Bio/Publications Course Syllabi Poetry "Experiments" the Poetics List ... Poetry Plastique Table of Contents for this Page: Visual Work Poetry Libretti Essays ... About the Author Recently published: With Strings Republics of Reality: 1975-1995 A Conversation with David Antin Online Works Broadcasting Co-producer and interviewer on the national radio program LINEbreak Visual Work Cannot Cross Illuminosities Littoral Alphabetica ... Veil See also Other Visual Texts at UbuWeb Collaborations "With Strings," with Richard Tuttle, word sculpture for Poetry Plastique The Nude Formalism Title page , " Gosh ," " Freud's Butcher " Fool 's Gold with pictures by Susan Bee (Chax Press, 1991) Susan Bee and Charles Bernstein in coversation with James Shivers on their collaborations, from Artkrush Eclipse (full-texts on-line): L=A=N=G=U=G=E , complete run of original issues, in PDF and .gif formats

17. Charles Bernstein - Home Buy charles' New Book Buy charles' CD "MASS" charles bernstein composer http://www.charlesbernstein.com/

Buy Charles' New Book Buy Charles' CD: "MASS" Charles Bernstein composer

18. Department Of English Charles Bernstein Publications and poetics syllabi. http://wings.buffalo.edu/cas/english/faculty/bernstein/

Charles Bernstein Office: 438 Clemens Office Hours: Phone: 645-2575 ext. 1043 E-mail: bernstei@acsu.buffalo.edu Publications Syllabi EPC Home Page This site is maintained by Joe Schneider Rev. Sept. 1998

19. Bernstein, Against National Poetry Month As Such Multimedia artist describes his poems and discusses his reasons for disliking the idea of a national poetry month "as such." charles bernstein was in Chicago recently for a poetry reading. http://www.press.uchicago.edu/Misc/Chicago/044106.html

My Way: Speeches and Poems Booklist Publishers Weekly Read an interview with Charles Bernstein on the Seminary Co-op Bookstore website. Also see Charles Bernstein's site at the Electronic Poetry Center. Oh, and if you'd like to read some poetry anyway, check out our poetry catalog , with links to lots of excerpts. Against National Poetry Month As Such by Charles Bernstein Author of My Way: Speeches and Poems And they say If I would just sing lighter songs Better for me would it be, But not is this truthful; For sense remote Adduces worth and gives it Even if ignorant reading impairs it; But it's my creed That these songs yield No value at the commencing Only later, when one earns it. April is the cruelest month for poetry. As part of the spring ritual of National Poetry Month, poets are symbolically dragged into the public square in order to be humiliated with the claim that their product has not achieved sufficient market penetration and must be revived by the Artificial Resuscitation Foundation (ARF) lest the art form collapse from its own incompetence, irrelevance, and as a result of the general disinterest among the broad masses of the American People. The motto of ARF's National Poetry Month is: "Poetry's not so bad, really."

20. Jacket 14 -- Susan M. Schultz -- On Charles Bernstein TO UNDERSTAND the work of charles bernstein, one needs to think hard about fashion, in clothing and in print(s). http://www.jacket.zip.com.au/jacket14/schultz-bernstein.html

Homepage This issue of JACKET is a co-production with SALT magazine Susan M. Schultz This piece is 11,000 words or about 25 pages long. Endnotes are given at the foot of this page. This is a large file, and the foot of the page may take some time to download - please be patient. Click on the note numeral to be taken to it; likewise to return to the text. The first purpose of Clothes, as our Professor imagines, was not warmth or decency, but ornament. Sartor Resartus See the idea of form is to fit tight a good color then it becomes one. — "Sonnet" (I/I 64) a change in the sweater, a change in the smock, from now on you — "Surface Reflectance" (TS 168-69) My father pushed a office. My mother was more concerned with her hemline.

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