Mr. SNYDER: Much of the poetry in the mid-'50s was in a kind of neoformalist and academic mode that was very tame andhighly intellectual andspoke to a small and elite audience.
In fact, Raichlen spoke so highlyof this place that my friend who attended BBQ University with me went and visited it last month, and was shocked by how good it was.
It is tempting to want the Internet rebuilt to look more like a highly rational, centrally planned version of an airline system's hub-and-spoke model: big users near big content, as many direct routes as possible.