Poetry News for July 27, 2007
Poetry News:
- — A report card is a report card ” unless it belongs to Robert Penn Warren —
- — Literary magazines come and go; none lasts forever —
- — The ad also has a popular poem, when the initial letters are added up … [and more here] —
- — The Psychology of Rejection —
- — Poet Fleur Adcock is to receive an honorary doctorate of literature from Victoria University —
- — Versatile Frame wins award for collection of verse —
The Poetry Foundation has 2 job openings right now. Both jobs are full-time and both require relocation to Chicago if you don’t live there already:
1. An Archive Editor. This person, ideally, would be “a serious poet who can also write and edit prose.”
2. An Associate Editor. This person, ideally, would have more of a journalism background.
Weekly World News, the newspaper of record for the deranged, announced this week that it was folding on Aug. 3. Well that saddens me.
My sister and I both subscribed for a very long time and we had a lot of fun discussing the articles. But for the past year it has been not so good. We’ve been wondering about that. Oh well, I guess we can still go to their website.
Happy Birthday Bugs Bunny.
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