- Aisle seats seem like a good idea but on international flights but they're not, because everybody going by to the bathroom brushes against you or bangs your elbow and keeps you awake.There you have it. More updates to follow.
- Burton Hatlan, who used to edit Sagetrieb and is here in part to announce the rebirth of Paideuma as a magazine dedicated to modernist poetry generally and not just Ezra Pound, sat across the ailse from me and probably discovered the same thing.
- Ben Friedlander is also here and I hope to make his acquaintance.
- Barrett Watten is here and I plan to attend a panel that he's co-chairing.
- Birmingham is exciting and young and very cosmopolitan feeling. I look forward to exploring it.
- Did I mention the jet lag?
Thursday, September 25, 2003
Birmingham is exploding with energy but jet-lagged me is not. Plus the computer I'm usingfree e-mail terminals at the central libraryis about to disconnect me. So all I can say right now is:
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