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  • Save the Dates . . .

    February 8, 2011

    Dear Devotees of the Word, KGB Monday Night Poetry will be back in 2 weeks! We're proud to present our spring line-up below. We're certain you shan't fail to note it includes luminaries &…

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  • What are the Values of Small Triumphs? [by Joe Weil]

    February 7, 2011

    A poet I always return to the way I might return to a baseball field in spring to watch a good high school outfielder is Robert Francis. Francis is a poet of small triumphs,…

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  • A Field Day for Richard Wilbur

    February 7, 2011

    From time to time, Field magazine at Oberlin College runs a symposium on a poet. The feature on Hart Crane a few years ago was tremendously helpful to readers of the sublime but challenging author…

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  • The Gloomiest Hour

    February 6, 2011

    Can you identify the source of the caption (without Google?):  Caption: The Gloomiest hour, which turns up out of the sad twenty-four. — sdh

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  • Joe Weil, Guest Blogger February 6-12

    February 6, 2011

    Joe Weil is a piano player, lecturer, and poet who grew up in Elizabeth, New Jersey's 4th largest city, a part of that larger continent Weil refers to as "outer Queens." He has published…

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  • Seriously Funny, Juan Felipe Herrera, & Outsiders Writing the Outside Readingsby Martha Silano)

    February 5, 2011

    The Seriously Funny: Poems about Love, Death Religion, Art, Politics, Sex, and Everything Else reading had me laughing a whole way lot, for sure. David Kirby, Barbara Hamby, Albert Goldbarth, Mark Halliday, Jennifer Knox, and…

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