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	John Kinsella (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		John Kinsella (born February 2, 1963) is an Australian poet, novelist, critic, essayist and editor.
		Kinsella is a vegan (A strict vegetarian; someone who eats no animal or dairy products at all) and has written about the ethics of vegetarianism.
		Kinsella has taught at Cambridge University (A university in England) where he is a Fellow of Churchill College (additional info and facts about Churchill College) and is now Professor of English at Kenyon College (additional info and facts about Kenyon College), where he was the Richard L Thomas Professor of Creative Writing in 2001.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/j/jo/john_kinsella.htm (355 words)

	Harvesting memories - Books - www.theage.com.au
		Since John Kinsella left Australia permanently in 1996, with his wife, poet and novelist Tracy Ryan - deciding that John Howard's Australia was not for them - his poetic themes have focused ever more sharply on Australia and, in particular, on the West Australian wheatbelt of his youth, now devastated by salination from over-use.
		Kinsella, who was born in 1963, has published almost 30 books of poetry, prose, stories and autobiography, receiving many awards, as well as editing an anthology of contemporary Australian poetry, Landbridge.
		Kinsella now divides his year between teaching Australian poetry and theory at Kenyon, from January to June, teaching creative writing at Cambridge University during Michaelmas term and presenting a series of lectures on landscape and language at Edith Cowan University in Perth mid-year.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2004/06/16/1087244973027.html?oneclick=true (1736 words)

	John Kinsella
		Most remarkable of Kinsella’s many feats is the establishment of the Cambridge-based Salt Publishing with his publishing partners Chris and Jen Hamilton-Emery, creating a truly international and independent publishing house, and around it a community of authors.
		Kinsella’s poetics are indivisible from his politics, which are orientated around his practices as a pacifist-anarchist-vegan.
		Similarly, it is hard to view much of Kinsella’s work without the lens of L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E poetry, for the theories of which Kinsella has been something of an Australian conduit, influencing several younger Australian poets and generally broadening and deepening the level of recent critical engagement with poetics in Australia.
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	Poetry Daily Feature: John Kinsella - The New Arcadia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		John Kinsella was born in Western Australia and is the author of more than twenty books of poetry and prose.
		Kinsella takes it all in with a naturalist's eye, and his view brims with enormous sympathies and moral edge.
		Kinsella is a poet of conscience, a poet of witness, with the courage to see beyond convenient rationales to necessary truths.
	www.poems.com /newarkin.htm (440 words)

	John Kinsella / Genre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Kinsella's block of flats is also a block of potentially heterogeneous, inconsistent reading experiences.
		This is part of Kinsella's ongoing experiment of becoming a writer; it is also an invitation to experiment in becoming a different kind of reader.
		Kinsella shows us that writing can have a life outside of genre, outside of the conventions that police and contraint it, that limit 'literature' to middle brow consumer entertainment.
	www.dmc.mq.edu.au /mwark/courses/mas830-kinsella.html (1426 words)

	JOHN KINSELLA by LOUIS ARMAND
		In Kinsella's poetry, the figure of Andy Warhol operates on both sides of this equation: he exemplifies both a failure to encounter "the real," and the assimilative manufacture of it; insulation from the traumatic, and its compulsive articulation.
		In Syzygy, and much of Kinsella's non-narrative writing, this notion of glissage could perhaps better be expressed as "abrasion"-it is an abrasion rather than a mere slippage (or laminar flow) which gives signification its possibility and ties it to the traumatic (as a "missed encounter with the real").
		This is an irony to which Kinsella often returns, employing the example of Warhol in a critique of the pastoral tradition and of pastoral industry, in which a compulsion to repeat describes the condition of vicariously lived experience which remains the common condition of (post-) colonial Australia.
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	Literary Encyclopedia: Kinsella, Thomas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Thomas Kinsella was born on 4th May 1928 in Inchicore, Dublin, the eldest child of John Kinsella and Agnes Casserly.
		In 1965 Kinsella left his position as assistant principal officer in the Department of Finance to become writer in residence at Southern Illinois University, moving in 1970 to Temple University as a professor of English.
		Kinsella's is a complex and dense poetry that, in its later years, eschews lyricism for a narrative development that relies on the poetic sequence and an engagement with sources as diverse as Irish mythology, European enlightenment and contemporary US history.
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	Cordite Poetry Review: Ian MacNeill reviews John Kinsella
		Kinsella seems unlikely to ever escape this more than landscape, desiccated, sterilised and so preserved by the rising, spreading salt which is gradually overcoming the floodings of blood (often figured as sap) which is its antithesis.
		Kinsella, ignoring his own caveat, seems to be mixing concept and the visual in order to advance his art.
		The measures of Kinsella's verse are very free, flattening to prose at times but he is completely secure in their handling; his ear is very good.
	www.cordite.org.au /archives/000878.html (648 words)

	UWA Library - John Kinsella Manuscripts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		John Kinsella is a Western Australian author and editor whose poetry, fiction and prose have earned him an international reputation.
		The papers contain drafts of poems by John Kinsella and many other poets with whom he is associated.
		Requests to view the John Kinsella Manuscripts should be submitted in writing to the Principal Librarian of the Scholars' Centre.
	www.library.uwa.edu.au /collection/manuscript/kinsella.html (176 words)

	Poetry Daily Feature: John Kinsella - Peripheral Light: Selected and New Poems (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Kinsella is a fellow of Churchill College, Cambridge University, and teaches at Kenyon College in the United States.
		John Kinsella delves deep into the emotional truths recorded in the undulations of his homeland.
		His poems grab the traditions of the pastoral with both hands and twist them to fit a landscape where a dog is ripped open by a cornered roo, a lorry jack-knifes with its load of sheep and wells 'go salt.'...
	www.poems.com /peripkin.htm (438 words)

	Kinsella - new and used books
		John Kinsella is a celebrated Australian poet with an international reputation.
		John Kinsella's poems are a very rare feat: they are narratives of feeling.
		Kinsella's poems have the immediacy of eye-witness accounts, yet like all abduction reports they can be deceptive.
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	Durham Literature Festival 2003: John Kinsella and Christopher Wallace-Crabbe
		John Kinsella was somewhat more ambivalent, describing the poems in the collection as more personal work than he was accustomed to reading.
		He began with two poems written when he was living on the Cocos Islands, and explained a little of the extraordinary history of this tiny group of islands in the middle of the Indian Ocean.
		John Kinsella spoke with passion about Alamgir Hashmi, whose visa had been delayed by "post 9/11 racist paranoia".
	www.literaturefestival.co.uk /reports/kinsella.html (445 words)

	Articles [An Interview with John Kinsella] / CMC
		John Kinsella talks on video to Jonathan Grimes about his ninth symphony, his experiences as a composer in Ireland during the 1960s and '70s, and how he ended up writing so many large-scale orchestral works.
		John Kinsella: I think it's true to say that I was always drawn towards it.
		John Kinsella was interviewed on video by Jonathan Grimes in the Contemporary Music Centre, Dublin, on 13 October 2004.
	www.cmc.ie /articles/article939.html (3065 words)

	UniChef.com
		John Kinsella has more letters behind his name than Vanna White.
		John has cooked for everyone from the Queen of England, to the movers and shakers in Cincinnati, and everyone in between.
		He has taught cooking, been an executive chef at a five star restaurant, been a partner in a catering company, served an apprenticeship under Chef Le Bec, (who himself was an apprentice under Escoffier) and been executive chef at two private clubs.
	www.unichef.com /guest.htm (304 words)

	Differential Poetics in Kenneth Goldsmith + John Kinsella
		But Kinsella, who lives in Cambridge, England, and has close ties in the UK and the U.S., seems to reside in cyberspace, his "scriptsigns" appearing in all sorts of odd venues.
		The concluding note is a shade moralistic, but Kinsella' didacticism is offset by both visual images and the soundtext, which is nothing short of extraordinary.
		Rather, Kinsella and Sims read antiphonally, circling round and round the same words and phrases beginning with the word "static." For the first few minutes we hear violent noises: a train hooting through the countryside, dogs barking, machinery crashing, the galloping of kangaroos.
	epc.buffalo.edu /authors/perloff/differential_poetries.html (4293 words)

	Kinsella Notice Board
		Kinsella who was born in Ireland in 1829.
		Catherine Kinsella was one of six children born to William KINSLA and Mary.
		Jim Kinsella (the son of John Kinsella, son of Daniel Kinsella, son of...).
	www.kinsella.org /director/notice.htm (3507 words)

	ISHOF - John Kinsella (USA) - 1986 Honor Swimmer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		John Kinsella was a big, big swimmer at 6 ft. 3 in.
		Afterwards, in his professional career, Kinsella was unbeatable, being declared the World's Professional Champion on a point system including all sanctioned races from 1975 through 1979.
		As a milestone achievement, Kinsella was the first swimmer in history to break 16 minutes for the 1500 Meter swim in 1970.
	www.ishof.org /86jkinsella.html (186 words)

	John Kinsella, TEXT Vol 6 No 1
		Kenyon College has almost mythical status as a private institution in which aspiring writers may learn the subtleties of their craft in the context of a classical English degree.
		Those studying writing units at Kenyon expect the weight of this history to work in their favour, assume that the atmosphere will be conducive to their producing their best possible writing.
		John Kinsella is a poet, novelist, critic, publisher and journal editor.
	www.gu.edu.au /school/art/text/april02/kinsella.htm (4558 words)

	John Kinsella (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		As The Australian Council for the Arts has asked me to be the 'official' coordinator of John Kinsella's upcoming tour of the US & Canada, I thought it would be a good idea to let people on this list know about it.
		He is one of the finest younger Australian poets, with a startlingly wide range, & able to do the job in all the kinds of poetry he writes.
		His very recent volume, _The Silo: A Pastoral Symphony_ (one notes that its title foregrounds a musical analogy) can be cited as exemplary of a meditative, narrative mode of poetry, while the work collected here could be said to represent his interests in the 'experimental'.
	wings.buffalo.edu /epc/authors/kinsella/barbour.html (247 words)

	The Richmond Review, Book Review, The Hunt and Other Poems by John Kinsella
		And here is John Kinsella to blow away the cobwebs.
		Kinsella effectively and fluently works terza rima verses and sestinas.
		Kinsella's intricate formal and linguistic experimentation, his classical attachments, and his dogged ruralism and realism, all these pull in different directions.
	www.richmondreview.co.uk /books/hunt.html (560 words)

	Australian poet John Kinsella to read for Writing Program Reading Series Sept. 22
		Kinsella is the author of more than 30 books, including The Silo (1995), The Hunt (1998), Visitants (1999) and The Hierarchy of Sheep (2001).
		A Fellow of Churchill College at Cambridge University in England, Kinsella also serves as the Richard L. Thomas Professor of Creative Writing at Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio, and as adjunct professor at Edith Cowan University in Perth, Western Australia.
		Kinsella is founding editor for the international literary publisher Salt and international editor of The Kenyon Review.
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	About PoeticA
		West Australian poet John Kinsella wrote Perth Poem specifically as an acoustic work for radio to be realised by sound artist Ron Sims.
		In undertaking a radio work, John Kinsella was confronted with writing for the ear alone, of thinking in terms of image building through sound alone, with no written page for reference or visual clues to define the meaning of text.
		The result is a strikingly captivating piece of radio, a marvellously evocative poem, an uneasy canvas of a modern city.
	www.abc.net.au /rn/arts/poetica/stories/s1241429.htm (288 words)

	John Kinsella Boigraphy: Perth International Arts Festival 2003
		John is presently the Editor of the international literary journal Salt, a Consultant Editor to Westerly (CSAL, University of Western Australia), Cambridge correspondent for Overland (Melbourne, Australia), International Editor of the American journal, The Kenyon Review, and a Fellow of Churchill College, Cambridge.
		John is a Fellow of Churchill College, Cambridge University, and Adjunct Professor to Edith Cowan University, Western Australia.
		John is also a poetry critic for The Observer (London).
	www.perthfestival.com.au /2003_archive/JohnKinsellaBoigraphy.html (268 words)

	John Kinsella
		John is co-founder of Storrow Kinsella Associates and principal urban designer/planner.
		That depth and breadth stem from the influence of his first mentors and employers, world class architects Eero Saarinen, John Dinkeloo, Kevin Roche, and Paul Rudolph.
		An extended period of travel, work and study of historic and contemporary European urbanism led to his urban design practice and its authorship of award-winning town planning and urban design schemes.
	www.storrowkinsella.com /people/kinsella.html (120 words)

	John kinsella minor league baseball Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The sports-card industry itself -- which, by some estimates, has shrunken by 15% annually over the past five years -- also deserves some of the blame, by printing a bewildering array of series and subsets and charging more than $5 per pack in some cases.
		In the movie Field Of Dreams, the daughter of the main character Ray Kinsella advised her dad that if he "built it," people would come.
		She, of course, was referring to a baseball field in the the middle of a corn field in Iowa.
	www.1baseballtickets22.info /baseball-cards-reprint-sets/john-kinsella-minor-league-baseball.html (670 words)

	Death Records of Kinsellas in New York
		They list all of the Kinsellas who died in the State from 1883 (when the records begin) to 1936.
		Mary Kinsella, first wife of Luke, died 5/29/1910 - her maiden name was McCabe Dorothy Margaret Kinsella, died 10/2/1909, daughter of Mathew J. Kinsella and Ida M. Carroll.
		Jim Kinsella so it can be added to the list for the benefit of all.
	www.kinsella.org /genealogy/nydeathr.htm (267 words)

	Jacket 17 - John Ashbery and John Kinsella: The Ern Malley poems
		Window of Publication: John Ashbery’s poems are copyright, and remain available in this issue of Jacket only until mid-2003.
		The ‘Malley’ poems that come via John Ashbery and myself, in this selection, are part of a longer work-in-progress that will be released by Fremantle Arts Centre Press in book form.
		At the time of writing one or two of these, John Ashbery had faxed through to me a couple of his pieces — there may consequently be a sense of ‘response’ in one or two of my poems included here.
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	John Kinsella- Vancouver International Writers Festival
		John Kinsella is the author of more than 30 books.
		His poetry has won numerous awards in Australia, and he has held academic posts in Australia, Britain and the United States.
		We regret that John Kinsella will not be appearing at event #33 - Mini Poetry Bash.
	www.writersfest.bc.ca /2004festival/author.php?author=44 (106 words)

	John Kinsella - September 1999 Feature
		Familiar Territory: Changes of Tense: the next chapter in John Kinsella's continuing autobiography series.
		John Kinsella is the author of numerous volumes of poetry, most recently, The Hunt and Poems 1980-1994.
		Emerging from the water, with him coughing his guts out, you're met by the sports teacher who's been in 'Nam and hates you, because your mother could keep studying classics when they were at uni together and his number came up, like—almost like—the John Forbes poem.
	www.cortlandreview.com /features/99/09/kinsella.htm (1700 words)

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