Poetry News For February 11, 2007
Poetry News:
- Literary history is full of famous partnerships … but what happens when friendship turns to jealousy —
- To a Friend who wished to give me half her sleep by Sara Coleridge —
- Since there is a suspicion of poets who write strictly in rhyme, as opposed to Poets-with-a-Capital-P free versers, the bar is set high for Prelutsky —
- Longfellow heralded locally, nationally —
- The English poet James Fenton has survived the specter of his own immense promise —
- In May 2003, then minister Amarmani Tripathi was linked to murder of young poetess, Madhumita Shukla —
In the inscribed spells, a Canaanite-speaking mother snake cajoles and threatens invading snakes
Magnolian’s bookstore serves rare niche market
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