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We're not experts, but we both love the poetry of emily dickinson In this episode, we talk about some of her poetry and why it speaks to us Thanks to everyone who shared their favorite poems or memories of reading emily dickinson We had a lot of great input, and we are excited to share
You made this episode a lot better than it would have been otherwise. Raúl zurita's inri is a powerful volume of poetry that makes the sea, mountains, rivers, deserts, and fields of chile a tomb for the disappeared of pinochet's reign The sky is the tombstone It's a stunning book, coming to us now in a translation from the spanish by william rowe.
Trevor looks at nyrb classics' release of english renaissance poetry
A collection of shorter poems from skelton to jonson, a collection of poems selected and introduced by john williams, the author of stoner So the mookse predicts the gripes will be blind, and the gripes predicts the mookse will be deaf (bothered is irish for deaf) This sequel to the ondt & the gracehoper (lilliput, 2014) by irish artist th omas mcnally features over one hundred full colour illustrations. The obsequious gripes is undeterred, however, and asks the mookse what time it is
This week, we’re joined by anthony garrett to kick off national poetry month with a wonderful conversation about our favorite poems and poets, how and when we read poetry, and a discussion about how to approach this sometimes intimidating part of the literary landscape. Part of collection — box The mookse and the gripes is a literary blog that has been going since 2008
