Poetry News for June 14, 2007

Poetry News:

— What are the questions that you live with, as a poet? —

— The Iranian literary monthly Bokhara paid tribute to the renowned Russian poet Anna Akhmatova —

— Interview with Iranian Poet Farideh Hassanzadeh —

— How many books can you read without wanting to write one? —

— Antioch College to close in 2008 —

— Poet and critic whose masterful translations helped to bring the works of HÃ¶lderlin and Celan to a wider audience —

— Tree said to inspire Frost has to be cut down —

— Have Poetry Hut Blog delivered by email every day —

Tags: Anna Akhmatova, Dan Featherston, Farideh Hassanzadeh, Michael Hamburger, Poetry, Poetry News, poets, Stephen Dixon, Ted Pearson
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3 comments

Loudon:

The tree is so rotted it’s become a hazard.

Just like Frost!

hahahaha.
xxoo

June 14th, 2007 at 9:07 am

Jason Boog:

That Dixon profile was great–thanks for it. I just found your site yesterday, and I’m looking forward to more links like this.

It’s so rare to find a literary profile that goes into the day-to-day writing habits (and finances!) of an author. While I’m not the kind of writer that pounds out “finished pages” every day (I try to do a page of hastily scribbled drafts everyday), it’s cool to see the discipline of somebody who crafts the opposite way.

June 14th, 2007 at 12:16 pm

Jilly Dybka:

hahaha Rebecca