John J. Trause
 
Remember that my name is John J. Trause. The middle initial is
essential. Since "John Trause" is also a main character of Paul
Auster's novel Oracle Night (2003), we are often confused. I have tried to sift
out the links under the name "John Trause" that pertain to me rather
than the fictional character. 
 
Video
 
 
John J. Trause Raps in Middle English 
 
 
On-Line Publications
 
"Daughters of the ... sidereality | ISSN 1543-0316 | Poems V.
3, N. 2 | 
 
"More Daughters of ... sidereality | ISSN 1543-0316 | Poems V.
3, N. 2 | 
 
 
My publication in The Pedestal Magazine 
 
My book, which I would like to see published (needs
corrections) 
 
Sensations Magazine 1996 and Sensations
Magazine 1999  
 
NOW Culture, ref 2, ref 3, ref 4 
 
 
References to Print, Readings, Talks and Performance
 
Diverse poetry at Tapestry Cafe in Netcong 
 
Local writers will share their work at Tapestry
Cafe 
 
My publication in Parse, ref 2, ref 3 
 
MoMA Strike Benefit Reading 2000 
 
50th Anniversary of City Lights Reading December
2003 , ref 2, ref 3, ref 4 
 
Contribution to Jill S. Greenberg's Accumulation 
 
William Carlos Williams Poetry Cooperative Of
Southern 
 
Sensational Poets Series at Centennial Hall 
 
 
Performance and Cornelia Street Cafe 
 
Art Library Association of North America ARLIS/NA , ref 2 
 
 
 
About John J. Trause
 
Wood-Ridge Memorial Library , ref 2 
 
Happy 125th Birthday To William Carlos Williams! 
 
 
 
John J. Trause On Other People's Blogs
 
 
 
 
 
Reviews of Others
 
My award-winning review of Invert CD 
 
 
 
Miscellanea
 
Museum Of Menstruation Website has a reference to me, but not by name,
on its very BUSY website for one of my contributions under "Words and
expressions for menstruation around the world" Go to "America (United
States of)" Scroll down to the letter M. 
 
"M the contributor, formerly a librarian at a well-known New
York museum who visited the physical MUM shortly after it opened, writes,
"When my cousin Maryann was in high school 20 years ago and a girl
couldn't use the pool which was required during gym class because she was
having her period, she would simply say 'M' quietly to the gym teacher who
would excuse her from going in the pool. The 'M' obviously meant 'I am
menstruating.' My cousin and her friends would use 'M' as a code even outside
of the gym circumstance." (August 2002)" 
 
This was provided to me by my cousin Maryann Petrocelli who
attended Hackensack High School. 
 
Patrick Hammer's 50th Birthday Blog 
I registered here as the anagrammatical pseudonym Jonas Jeruth.
Jonas Jeruth said... A BRUSH WITH CELEBRITY AND A CELEBRITY BRUSH OFF : I TOLD
YOU SO, etc.