Poetry News For November 18, 2008
Posted Tuesday, November 18th, 2008 at 12:00 AM CST by Jilly Dybka Posted in Uncategorized | 4 comments »Poetry News:
- — WORD is year-long interactive performance art piece that will form the cornerstone of a broader exhibition exploring the meaning of text, poetry, and the possibilities of mutual participation through the internet… —
- — Surrealist Migrations Wins Poetry Film Prize —
- — “Al was one of the most important mid-Michigan poets in the state, one of the finest,” said M.L. Liebler, a Detroit poet, professor at Wayne State University and small-press publisher who published three of Hellus’ books. —
- — Trinity Rep Radio Theater: Report on the Barnhouse Effect by Kurt Vonnegut, Lafayette Farewell by Ray Bradbury, My War by Diane C. Jaeger, a poem about the lasting effects of her time as a nurse in Vietnam. [MP3] —
- — Bristol Pomeroy plays Richard Hartels of Montville, at left, in the movie “Marathon,” a look at the life of Pulitzer Prize-winning poet William Meredith … —
- — “I think Theodore Roethke is the only poet who thinks like a flower.” —
- — Cardiff South and Penarth AM Lorraine Barrett, along with South Wales West AM Peter Black, have invited author Patrick Jones to read his work in the Assembly next month. —
- — Have a little poetry with your gum —
Speaking of Al Hellus & Theodore Roethke, there are almost 400 Michigan poets here. Except me 
hahaha. Autumn is the time when I really miss Michigan – cider mills, etc. 
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Yay Michigan poets! Get on that list, JD. I think you just need to send the fellow an email.
Hey, I like the new template a lot!
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