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Poetry News For February 26, 2008

Poetry News:

  1. — New Pages’ Lit Mag Reviews are Fresh —

  2. — Loss of poet Salinas is loss to literature —

  3. — Nick Drake’s From the Word Go meditates upon a single word —

  4. — Robert Frost, Unplugged, Praised Rich Capitalist Fools, AP Says —

  5. — The polls are open in the annual balloting for the Diagram Prize, honoring the world’s oddest book title —

  6. — Celebrate the first national Poem In Your Pocket Day! —

  7. — Podcast: A poem from A Coney Island of the Mind by Lawrence Ferlinghetti [links to HTML page with audio available] —

  8. — Fearon fiercely succinct; Shockley’s poems sing —

  9. — Podcast: Anna Beer on John Milton [links to HTML page with audio available] —

  10. — A series of cultural events this year will commemorate one of Poland’s greatest poets —

  11. — Dr. Joachim Sartorius is renowned as a poet and translator of works by the likes of Malcolm Lowry, Robert Gray and John Ashbery [links to HTML page with audio available] —

If you use stuff from Poetry Hut Blog it would be cool if you gave me a courtesy link back here - thanks I appreciate it & a lovely Tuesday to ya.

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Poetry News For February 25, 2007

Poetry News:

  1. ‘Collected Poems’ by Zbigniew Herbert —

  2. it is rare for a debut poet to find himself the subject of media buzz is to test the boundaries of understatement —

  3. CBC awards worth a read [congrats on being shortlisted, Brian] —

  4. Poised with a poet in the spotlight —

  5. Hindsight being 20/20, would he recite the poem again? —

  6. Despite a long tradition of setting sonnets to music, few have tackled Shakespeare —

When I think of the CBC I immediately think of this:

I watched a lot of CBC. :D

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Poetry News For February 8, 2007

Poetry News:

  1. Can a great writer be blind to the world around him? —

  2. Valid prose poems are exceedingly rare in our day —

  3. a new wave of publishers and writers are harnessing the power of MySpace and print on demand to bypass their bricks-and-mortar competitors —

  4. Julia Copus offers detailed advice to the poets who made the shortlist of her exercise on distance and description —

  5. Roses Are Red/Is the Love Poem Dead? —

  6. Buckeye-born essayists, poets, and others recall their early years in ‘Good Roots’ —

For our fifth issue, we are seeking creative responses to the work, life, and legacy of Sylvia Plath

Agoraphobic writer’s surprise Costa win

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