Winter 1994/95
and indeed on poetry, perhaps more than it is on the cards and dice. It is a delighted, somewhat ... ''True poetry is never really misunderstood or discarded, because its basis is in pleasure. Explanations ...
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ideas" than with the actual state of poetry, fiction, drama and the essay; once we start to discuss ... "literature" we forget poetry, fiction, drama and the essay as they are. This is probably inevitable and also ...
the long agony of Marxism). On the contrary, writing poetry and writing in general, as I understand ... the end-of the-world threat to poetry or fic tion or whichever genre. There are some general concerns ...
Winter 1995/96
makes poetry, as in his personation we find the transcriptive, the translated, the anecdotal and the ... course on creation and poetry. Here, as a more recognizable dramatic monologue, the internal auditor is ...
on contemporary poetry and the relationship of art to politics. Something of what he needed to find ... and needed to say is in the conclusion of his essay on the poetry of Thomas McGrath: "Against ...
Fall 1999
POETRY, which has so thoroughly misrepresented so many of us-not completely, but the implications of ... but I know how little known his poetry is; and Anne Channing (Porter's)" poems; ...
Summer 2003
hands. He would have embraced such an assignment both because of his convic tion that Hungarian poetry ... , for all its linguistic distinctness and patri otic fervor, also was part of European poetry, and ...
Summer 2003
Page 40 from Issue 116 what relation his poetry now has to the Irish troubles that once haunted ... American Poetry, for which the guest editor, Jorie Graham, se lected two self-styled eclogues. Anthony ...
Summer 2003
Launceston, northern Tasmania. In his autobiography, Sculthorpe de scribes how he read much poetry in his ... epitome of the bucolic ideal: the shepherd at one with nature and poetry, with soft music and a clement ...
Fall 2003
you're filled with all the poetry you know, and all the music that you've heard. So I think the ... to something greater. And in poetry in particular it always implies a reader. The poem is lonely, and ...
