“The Man I Killed” By David Thorburn
Copper Canyon basks in the glow of two huge prizes and its illustrious writers
Library of Congress Presents ‘Song of America’ Tour
Poetry scam disappoints literary hopefuls
World‘ Largest Choka Adds Concordance
Contentment, Love and Liquor: Snapshots From the Life of a Poet (bug me not)
Shakespeare’s legendary first folio is to be sold [...]
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Jack Kerouac, 1953
‘Averno,’ by Louise Glück (requires bug me not)
University of Florida professor wins National Book Critics Circle Award
Is there a poet who wouldn’t look?
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Tags: haiku, Jack Kerouac, Ken Brewer, Louise Gluck, Poems, poetics, Poetry, Poetry News, poets, William Logan
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I have a poem in the new issue of Elysian Fields Quarterly.
Control, creativity meld in poet’s mist of artistry
Emotions, communities, even languages pair for gay poet
Iain Sharp talks to a young New Zealand writer who has been hailed as a genius
Finding faith doesn’t blunt Karr’s poems
Poems of farm, factory, and going forth
Barbara Guest, Pioneering Poet [...]
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