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Here is a Book About Making Poems That Every Library Should Have
Why does a poet do what he does, and how does he do it? These questions are explored. No self-respecting library should be without 'Poetry In Person,' edited by Alexander Neubauer.
Nietzsche and Michael Jackson Have a Connection, as These Acute Essays Show
The essays characteristically say exactly what the media fail to say. They explore where the media leave off. And they show us why we can't depend on the mainstream media for our understanding of our own collective life.
Bad Government Begins At Home-And New York State is About to Show Us Why
They have gotten away with scape-goating Washington for a long time, as the last elections showed, but New York State, which has the highest property taxes in the country.
A Navy Wife’s Poems Show Us How War Seeps Into Our Marrow
It testifies to the fact that war is not there, it is everywhere, and everyone is affected, because we are all in it together. These memorable poems tell us more about war than the news.
An Aging Poet Writes An Homage to a Memorable Classmate Set to Music
'Adeline Compton,' a moving poem set to music, is prize-winning poet Djelloul Marbrook's homage to a memorable English girl who used to serve him air tea in painted tin cups in a gazebo in their boarding school many years ago.
