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Poetry News for July 23, 2007

Poetry News:

  1. The great poet William Carlos Williams called [her] “one of the major phenomena of history”
  2. Copper Canyon is the leading U.S. independent publisher of poetry
  3. As these four collections show, the field’s “outsider” status lets poets pursue art for its own sake
  4. Too many movies, poems, songs, TV shows deal in the familiar, offering the comfort of the predictable
  5. Rowling has already expressed an interest in covering the classics after her studies in Greek and Roman mythology at Exeter University in the 1980s
  6. Bold words: A poet pushes forward
  7. Home of poet Langston Hughes experiences its own Harlem renaissance
  8. Printers Ball shut down by police [wow, weird. link found here thanks] —
  9. when she evokes an environment, she does not efface herself from it, nor (despite the clarity of her eye) stand apart from it
  10. Poet finds an unsentimental harbor for her love of life

I picked up the new Harry Potter book when it went on sale at midnight and I have to say that was one of the strangest scenes I’ve encountered. 100s and 100s and 100s of kids going berserk over a BOOK going on sale. :)

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Poetry News For May 13, 2007

Poetry News:

  1. there is a growing sense that enough is enough ” and that the friction between old and new book media obscures the fact that the two are in bed together now
  2. the growing body of Muslim American literature has reached the critical mass where it might be considered its own genre
  3. Mothers of Poetic Invention
  4. WH Auden is to blame for everything that went wrong with English poetry
  5. The reader can enter the poems, delight in them, and sometimes not be able to find a way out
  6. Shakespeare gets comic treatment

One of my ancestors came from this I kid you not village.

Interestingly, the “k” sound (or the “hard c”), as heard in “quack” and “duck”, has long been seen in the comedy world as especially funny.

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Poetry News For April 3, 2007

Poetry News:

  1. At 80, poet’s ‘Hold’ is as strong as ever
  2. A Poet’s Voice Rises from the Archives
  3. Louisville publisher spreads the poetic word
  4. buying and selling bodies was a big market in 18th century France according to poet Leslie Adrienne Miller
  5. Poetry browser
  6. Complex characters inhabit this poem-novel
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