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Poetry News For December 15, 2008

Poetry News:

  1. verses by Robert Burns to his great muse, Clarinda, are among five “rediscovered” poems now attributed to the national bard.
  2. In new, memorable works, three poets meld science and sensibility to great effect
  3. ‘My Poetry Is Filthy — but Not I’
  4. “I submitted poems for 15 years to Poetry magazine before they took one,” said Boss, who now lives in St. Paul
  5. Even by the bruising standards of The TLS, though, one recent exchange — about a literary feud more than 50 years old — was heated enough to raise eyebrows around here
  6. Robert Louis Stevenson on Whitman
  7. Against Rhythm: Poetry in Uncommon Time
  8. New page in winter book tradition
  9. Hopkins invented — or, as he might say, revived — what he called “sprung rhythm,” to be read by the ear, not the eye, he said & also NY Times review here
  10. For poetry’s sake, they jumped in the lake
  11. Library of obscure Chicago literature opens

The analysis indicates that the author of http://www.poetryhut.com/wordpress is of the type:

ENTJ - The Executives

The direct and assertive type. They are especially attuned to the big picture and how to get things done. They are talented strategic planners, but might come off as insensitive to others needs and appear arrogant. They like to be where the action is and like making bold and sweeping changes in complex situations.

The Executives are happy when their work let them learn and improve themselves and how things work around them. Not being very shy about expressing their ideas and often very outgoing they often make excellent public speakers.


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Well the “N” and “J” are right LOL. The “E” and “T” not so much haha. Wildly inaccurate data courtesy of the typealyzer

Also, “We have strong indicators that http://www.poetryhut.com/wordpress/ is written by a man (98%).” haha from gender analyzer

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Poetry News For November 6, 2008

Poetry News:

  1. The book-length poem is presented in a series of atmospheric vignettes written primarily in brief couplets, interrupted periodically with parentheticals and postcards and another review here at Ron Slate’s blog —
  2. At the risk of oversimplification, there’s a schism in American poetics: writers who live in the world (so-called lived experience) vs. writers who live by the word
  3. Poet lands book deal with major publisher
  4. Anne Sexton’s Scrapbook: A look inside the young poet’s life 16 years before she won the Pulitzer Prize.
  5. Myth and magic of Wilfred Owen
  6. In just a few lines, Joe renders redundant the contents of entire libraries on aboriginal dispossession and cultural destruction.
  7. The Measure of Democracy By John Ashbery, August Kleinzahler, Joshua Mehigan, Mary Jo Bang and J. D. McClatchy
  8. PW’s Best Books of the Year

Court Green wants poems about the ’70s &
Shenandoah wants poems and stuff about Flannery O’Connor &
tuesday;an art journal is fresh &
Anti- is fresh &
dead mule is fresh & so is
womb poetry too &
deadline is about a month away: “Initiated in 1998, the Stadler Fellowship offers a recent MFA, MA, or PhD graduate in poetry the opportunity to receive professional training in arts administration and literary editing.”

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