Poetry News For April 21, 2008
Poetry News:
- — Trying to organize poets is “kind of like trying to organize minnows or something” [there are MP3s linked in the sidebar on the left] —
- — A collection of poems by Dan Albergotti, an assistant professor of English at Coastal Carolina University, has been published, a result of his work being selected for the 2007 A. Poulin Jr. Poetry Prize —
- — This is a poem in the form of a novel, an elegant echo chamber for a canonical work, a reading of an epic poem, and a rewriting of that poem —
- — Her debut poetry collection, “Even the Hollow My Body Made is Gone,” has won several awards, the most recent being the 2008 Kate Tufts Discovery Award —
- — E. Ethelbert Miller reads and discusses several of his poems with Liane Hansen —
- — Emory University Unleashes The Danowski Poetry Collection —
- — Taliban: Calling All Playwrights, Singers, Poets —
- — Walking With His Muse, a Poet Becomes His Own Destination —
- — What are we to make of the Mexican muralist Diego Rivera? —
‘Secret room’ proves to be Jim Crow relic
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Tags: Annie Finch, Dan Albergotti, Diego Rivera, E Ethelbert Miller, Edward Hirsch, Gil Helmick, Janice Harrington, Steve Luttrell, Ursula K Le Guin
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