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  • What Are the Poets in New Zealand Up To These Days?

    October 25, 2009

    <<The Best New Zealand Poems is published annually by the International Institute of Modern Letters, and aims to introduce readers—especially internationally—to leading contemporary New Zealand poets. The poems are chosen to show the vitality…

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  • Lorca is Green [by Emma Trelles]

    October 25, 2009

        Federico Garcia Lorca was a poet with deep set eyes and a hood of thick eyebrows. When pressed together, his lips resembled two curved shells. He was a diminutive man who walked with a…

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  • William Waltz presents. . .a poem by Mary Ruefle

    October 25, 2009

    As much as I try to stay in the moment, it seems all my attention, as an editor, goes to the forthcoming issue as soon as the current issue is shipped across the country…

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  • Craig Morgan Teicher, Guest Blogger, October 25-31

    October 25, 2009

    This week we welcome Craig Morgan Teicher as our guest blogger.  Craig is a Vice President of the National Book Critics Circle.  He is the author of Brenda Is in the Room and Other…

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  • This Just In . . . Live blogging from Bill Hayward’s Intimacy Project

    October 24, 2009

    Bill Hayward sends along this link and photos from The Port Authority, where poets Jeff Johnson and Claire Donato are live blogging poetry every day during the performance's 10-day run.  Check it out!

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  • Three Poems by Loren Goodman

    October 24, 2009

    RICHARD 111             by George I was fascinated by Richard 111 But I wondered about the first Hundred and ten plays— Could they have been so good? WCW The cat stepped Over the enjamb-…

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