Poetry News for October 29, 2007
Poetry News:
- — Edwin Arlington Robinson Defines Poetry; A Language, Says Well-Known Poet, That Tells Us Through More or Less Emotional Reaction Something Which Cannot Be Said —
- — The millennia-long story of the wilful or careless destruction of books—this account takes in both possibilities—begins centuries before the birth of Christ —
- — Len Roberts: A memorial reading for a beloved Valley poet —
- — We believe that the next generation of exciting writers and poets will be found among the smaller publishers and self-published authors —
- — Terror trial poet ‘like Wilfred Owen’ —
- — Joni Mitchell: still smoking —
- — SF State’s new digital file and sharing Web site, Data and Instruction Virtual Archive (DIVA), where students will be able to listen to archived speeches and video recordings from poets online —
- — The words go round and round and they come out here —
- — finalists for the Cambridge Poet Populist position —
HR 1955, crazy but true.
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