Related tags:
literature + (140)
poems + (77)
art + (70)
poem + (44)
music + (40)
poet + (37)
books + (34)
writing + (29)
history + (27)
Haiku + (22)
poets + (21)
translation + (20)
brokenlink + (19)
obituary + (14)
politics + (13)
war + (13)
language + (12)
fiction + (12)
photography + (10)
tseliot + (10)
youtube + (10)
book + (9)
blog + (9)
avantgarde + (9)
EzraPound + (9)
Humor + (9)
obit + (9)
painting + (9)
Iraq + (8)
love + (8)
emilydickinson + (8)
shakespeare + (8)
spokenword + (8)
video + (8)
visualpoetry + (8)
animation + (7)
authors + (7)
author + (7)
lyrics + (7)
library + (7)
jazz + (7)
satire + (7)
sonnets + (7)
words + (7)
writers + (7)
greek + (6)
free + (6)
Ginsberg + (6)
culture + (6)
audio + (6)
prose + (6)
reading + (6)
tumblr + (6)
twitter + (6)
wallacestevens + (6)
wwi + (6)
americanpoetry + (5)
biography + (5)
Beat + (5)
China + (5)


Users that often use this tag:
Kattullus (39)
matteo (16)
y2karl (15)
Iridic (15)
homunculus (12)
Fizz (12)
mediareport (9)
aught (8)
netbros (7)
MiguelCardoso (7)
Miko (7)
Wolfdog (6)
fearfulsymmetry (6)
Potomac Avenue (6)
eustacescrubb (5)
digaman (5)
kenko (5)
adamvasco (5)
goodnewsfortheinsane (4)
escabeche (4)
plep (4)
jokeefe (4)
xowie (4)
grumblebee (4)
jessamyn (4)
anotherpanacea (4)
Abiezer (4)
Joe Beese (4)
feelinglistless (3)
carsonb (3)
Voyageman (3)
Vidiot (3)
juv3nal (3)
whir (3)
dobbs (3)
seanyboy (3)
steef (3)
zarq (3)
blahblahblah (3)
John of Michigan (3)
Blazecock Pileon (3)
jayder (3)
roll truck roll (3)
filthy light thief (3)
Think_Long (3)
Rory Marinich (3)
kittenmarlowe (3)
the man of twists ... (3)
Rustic Etruscan (3)
Artw (2)
hermitosis (2)
vronsky (2)
oldleada (2)
orthogonality (2)
juggernautco (2)
ozomatli (2)
grapefruitmoon (2)
dhruva (2)
tellurian (2)
Brandon Blatcher (2)

Des Imagistes is an online version of Ezra Pound's influential 1914 anthology of Imagist poetry, which includes work by Pound, James Joyce, H. D., and William Carlos Williams. [more inside]
posted by whir on Dec 16, 2008 - 11 comments

Claudia Emerson, a Virginian poet and English professor, has won the 2006 Pulitzer prize for poetry for her book The Late Wife. Here is an interview from 2002, and here is a podcast of Professor Emerson reading from The Late Wife in 2005. Some of her poems: "Bone," "The Bat," more.
posted by whir on May 4, 2006 - 23 comments

Elizabeth Bishop is one of the most esteemed modern American poets, yet her Collected Poems, containing all of the poems published during her lifetime, runs to a scant 287 pages. Now, 27 years after her death, a selection of her unpublished poems has been published as Death and the Juke-Box by Alice Quinn, an editor at the New Yorker. (more inside)
posted by whir on Mar 9, 2006 - 14 comments