Mark Gonnerman Interviewed by Denis Pugenov on Teaching the Beats at Hunan University in China (Published in English and Russian, September 2017)

Posted on January 2, 2018 by Mark Gonnerman

Mark Gonnerman was interviewed by Denis Punegov, the founding editor of the St. Petersburg journal, Svyazi, about teaching beat culture and literature and his experience with this at Hunan University in China. You may download the PDF of this article via the link below: Svyazi Beats Interview Gonnerman Sept 2017 PDF Denis Punegov, “War For Imagination [Interview on the […]

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Mark Gonnerman Reviews This Present Moment in ANQ (March 2017)

Posted on July 13, 2017 by Mark Gonnerman

Read Mark Gonnerman’s review of Gary Snyder’s This Present Moment in: Mark Gonnerman, “Both Sides Now: On Gary Snyder’s This Present Moment,” ANQ: A Quarterly Journal of Short Articles, Notes, and Reviews 30/2 (2017): 88–92. Available via this link.

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Alan Williamson Reviews A Sense of the Whole (Winter 2015)

Posted on July 13, 2017 by Mark Gonnerman

Alan Williamson calls A Sense of the Whole “an extraordinary book” in his review essay in Western American Literature. See: Alan Williamson, “A Language for Vast Space,” Western American Literature 50/4 (Winter 2015), 375–79. Available via this link: Williamson_Review_ASOTW_WAL 2015

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A Sense of the Whole Reviewed by Andrew Schelling in Tricycle (Winter 2015)

Posted on December 26, 2015 by Mark Gonnerman

A Sense of the Whole is reviewed alongside Gary Snyder’s This Present Moment by Andrew Schelling in Tricycle: The Buddhist Review (Winter 2015). Here’s a link to a PDF scan of the review: ASOTW_Tricycle_Review_Schelling_Winter2015

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Welcome!

Posted on May 9, 2015 by Mark Gonnerman · Leave a comment

Welcome to futureprimitives.info: high quality information for Gary Snyder readers. Here I will post on matters I presume are of interest to people interested in the life and work of Gary Snyder, a pioneering Pacific Rim poet and philosopher of the Wild. I’m especially interested in topics and conversations that emerge from my new book, A Sense of […]

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