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Poetry News For April 20, 2007

Posted April 20th, 2007 by Jilly Dybka

Poetry News:

  1. Bradstreet wrote about the difficulty of pursuing art in the Puritan community where she lived —

  2. There are Plathites out there that are very sensitive about Sylvia being made fun of in any way —

  3. Seattle Poetry Festival Steps Up [probably not safe for work] —

  4. Kathleen Peirce is one of nine poets in the United States and Canada to win a prestigious 2007 Guggenheim Fellowship —

  5. there are a few wonderful exceptions, and one of these is Miss Praxilla of Sicyon, who flourished some time around 450 B.C. —

  6. Enjoy poems from both arriving and established artists —

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One Response to: “Poetry News For April 20, 2007”

  1. Sam Rasnake responds:
    Posted: April 20th, 2007 at 4:00 pm →

    Thanks for the link to the article on Peirce. I’ve always enjoyed her work - especially The Oval Hour. Great collection.

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