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Poetry News For December 6, 2008

Poetry News:

  1. How has Russian poetry turned out? What have these post-Soviet Union texts — reshaping a linguistically and socially altered language — turned out?
  2. It is the ultimate expression of passion and grace, so long as you are fleet of foot. Send us your terpsichorean poems
  3. Health Woes Have the Bat Poet Down, but He’s Not Forgotten
  4. Though she is not the title character, Anne Sexton, the less-idolized writer, is the star of the show.
  5. Aggregated 2008 Year-End Online Book Lists
  6. Over-sized and heftier than typical single-volume poetry releases, The Alps uses its space well. There is a highly visual aspect to this book — not just because of the visual poems that are included, but also in its incredible use of white space throughout

“It’s the font that changed the way we look at the world. Now it’s the film that’s changing the way we look at fonts.
ITVS Community Cinema, a free documentary screening series sponsored by Nashville Public Television and Nashville Public Library, is proud to present HELVETICA, a film about how the world’s most ubiquitous typeface changed global visual culture.”[more]

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