1
Oct

Dodge Roundup – The Weekend in Poetry

Published by Julian Yanover the 1 October , 2006 at 01:16 pm

So I missed the Dodge Poetry Festival this weekend, but I”m hoping for next year. In the meantime, I”ve kept up with some of the excitement by following along with what”s coming out of there in a few blogs. Here”s a taste of what you would have seen and heard if you”d made it to [...]

1
Oct

Poetry Festival Wins Alternate Nobel Prize

Published by Julian Yanover the 1 October , 2006 at 10:38 am

The function of art in general and of poetry in particular has not been or is to solve the fundamental problems of men and women. Its function is to remind us, from an ever new perspective, the existence of these problems. And our potential to solve them. Poetry and art are there to widen our [...]

29
Sep

Poetry and Music

Published by Julian Yanover the 29 September , 2006 at 05:08 pm
23
Sep

Dodge Poetry Festival Next Weekend

Published by Julian Yanover the 23 September , 2006 at 08:10 am

The Dodge Poetry Festival is the largest poetry event in North America and it is the most energetic, festive, and high-spirited celebration of poetry I have ever seen. (Billy Collins) If you haven”t already made your plans, you have five days to get out to Dodge. No, now out OF Dodge – TO Dodge. The [...]

14
Sep

Kunitz Memorial Sept 20

Published by Julian Yanover the 14 September , 2006 at 06:04 pm

From emdashes, this bit from the NYTimes Stanley Kunitz, the former poet laureate of the United States who died in May at 100, will be celebrated in a free memorial tribute on Sept. 20 at the 92nd Street Y. Among those scheduled to reminisce and read from his work are the poets Mark Doty, Sharon [...]

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