The Year I Went Without Forgetting by Mark DeCarteret

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Mark DeCarteret was born in Lowell, Massachusetts. On “The Road Ride” at the Jack Kerouac Theme Park. And studied with Sam Cornish, Bill Knott, Charles Simic, Tom Lux, Mekeel McBridge, and Franz Wright. He’s worked a third of his life in bookstores. Going on 15 years at Water Street in Exeter. And hosted and organized two reading series. Co-edited an anthology of NH poets. He was Poet Laureate of Portsmouth NH. Twice, a finalist for NH Poet Laureate. Mark DeCarteret’s poems have appeared in 500 magazines including AGNI, American Poetry Review, Boston Review, Caliban, Chicago Review, Conduit, Exquisite Corpse, Fence, and Plume. As well as 30 anthologies. Among them, American Poetry: The Next Generation (Carnegie Mellon Press), and Thus Spake the Corpse: An Exquisite Corpse Reader 1988-1998 (Black Sparrow Press). He performs with the Dadaist troupe Carteret Voltaire. And plays drums and sings with Codpiece.