Poetry News:
— “The Poem of a Life,” Mark Scroggins’s terrific new biography, never strays far from Zukofsky the poet. —
— Over the past 100 years Milton’s standing has declined more steeply than that of any other great English poet —
— City officials see Cornish as a poet of the people, someone who will reach across [...]
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Poetry News:
Culture and digressions? [link courtesy of large hearted boy] —
Some categories of writing aspire to celebration more than information —
A group of writers has collected more than 800 fading landscape terms in a new book in hopes of keeping them from going extinct. —
Gothic, ambiguous and apparently amoral, The Rime of [...]
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He was admired by Pound and Kenneth Burke, and often published his own works (requires bug me not)
This poem by Alcman, a pre-classical Greek poet, has the quality of immediacy (requires bug me not)
It’s alleged Hackney bilked would-be writers out of thousands of dollars across the United States
Geoffrey Hill’s latest collection, Without [...]
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