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The unspoken thing, in both journalism and academia, is that people will promote each other’s work without reading it — this is the common practice. Because if you read some of this stuff, you might engage critically with it, and then you’d be less effective at selling it
I’ve been told many times that so and so is “the leading person” on XYZ or “essential” & then I do the thing you’re not supposed to do, I read the work, & it’s either piffle or a mash up of conventional, thinkable thoughts. But if I do read something good, I sincerely endorse it
This happens so much in Big Poetry World. All the networking-subjects share one another's work, and the work is always "luminous," "much-needed" or "absolutely devastating," without fail
Shut down the Poetry Foundation!
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