Poetry News For May 14, 2008
Poetry News:
- — How often have we tried to convey our feelings, only to find our mouth issuing words that we had never intended to speak? —
- — Australian Mullahs Attack Literature Course on Women —
- — Now celebrating its 30th anniversary, Bloodaxe has established itself as a fundamental force in British poetry —
- — How to outsource the slush pile —
- — ‘Pantun’ festival presents Malay hospitality —
- — What often surfaces in Salter’s poems are the moments when earnestness of feeling is in play with artificiality of expression. —
- — architect Ian Stainburn has been given the tricky task of restoring and preserving Shakespeare’s tombstone, - a slab bearing a terrifying curse which warns people not to move it —
There will be a special announcement in 2 days.
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