Poetry News For December 6, 2007
Poetry News:
- — Since 1945, only three poems have been published by the charming grey-haired spinster who has won every US poetry prize worth winning. —
- — Don’t expect her to ever do this again —
- — Auckland professor named NZ Poet Laureate —
- — Chant poems are poems which draw upon poetry’s ancient roots —
- — Writer, critic, co-founder of The New York Review of Books and University of Kentucky alumna Elizabeth Hardwick died Sunday, Dec. 2, 2007 in Manhattan —
- — Writers Find Haven on an Ivy Campus —
- — Hidden poem by Wordsworth’s niece published —
- — Contemplative education has defined this Boulder, Colo., college since it began life as the Naropa Institute in 1974 —
- — A son returns to his parents’ home full of photos of himself – frozen moments that make him shiver —
- — The verbal landscapes of Durham poet Tony Tost —
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