Poetry News For June 30, 2008
Poetry News:
- — These are poems of stark strength and startling honesty, constantly revealing the shock of the reality of everyday existence, touched often by a quiet dry humor —
- — With invention, irony, and uncanny instinct, three poets show off their mastery of the surreal —
- — T.S. ELIOT v. PORTISHEAD —
- — Stray Questions for: Mary Jo Salter —
- — Sounds of final partings fill Schultz’s verse —
- — Ernest Cipolone, 87, of Brooklawn, who has been writing poetry for 60 years, read his verses before an audience for the first time —
- — If anyone these days is hanging onto a notion of consistent stylistic evolution as aesthetic merit, this volume will do its best to disorient them —
- — Sylvia Plath Trivia - Answers! —
- — Poetry roundup —
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