Poetry News For February 25, 2008
Poetry News:
- — Some of his latest readings include the collected works of American poet Robert Creeley and poet Lyn Hejinian’s book “My Life.” —
- — American Ghazals —
- — Hickory poet Scott Owens will have his third chapbook of poems published online in April by the Dead Mule School of Southern Literature —
- — A copy of a poetry book hailed as one of the most important in English history has been bought for £42,000 —
- — Why the worst artists deserve recognition —
- — Kenmore native is a poet and entrepreneur —
- — To write poems about seeing, you have to disappear; it is essential to relinquish your so-called perspective —
- — At a special SELECTED SHORTS live performance, the Tony and Emmy Award-winning actor and writer John Lithgow selected his favorite story poems from his anthology, THE POETS’ CORNER and read them along with celebrated performance artist Bill Irwin [MP3 ha that Gertrude Stein was fun] —
- — Frost’s ‘47 lecture finally gets printed —
- — No one, surely, will take exception to my list of phobic-friendly poetry —
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