Poetry News for July 26, 2007
Poetry News:
- — Tam o’ Shanter kirkyard resurrected —
- — Modern medievalists credit him with being the first scholar to treat Beowulf and Sir Gawain and the Green Knight as texts with literary depth —
- — Korean Mummies Reveal Medical Clues, Love Poems —
- — poetry therapy ” a field that’s little known but growing [may require bug me not] —
- — Each week, Ed Shakespeare, the bard of Brooklyn baseball, will take a page from his ancient ancestor and add a bit of iambic pentameter to all our lives —
- — Indian state mulls a dose of culture to reform prisoners —
- — Poetry slam: Police raid Bridgeport ‘Printer’s Ball’ | Cops in combat gear make 1,000 leave party —
- — Kjellberg tried to pin Calhoun down on the big issue that was raised yesterday, about when are Parker pieces [considered] poems, and when are they not —
- — Senate panel approves expanding Sandburg home —
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