Sue Sinclair has published four books of poetry, all of which have been nominated for awards including the Pat Lowther Award, the Gerald Lampert Award and the Atlantic Poetry Prize. Her…
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Welcome back to “On Beauty,” a series of interviews with poets about their relations to beauty. For an introduction to the project, see poets on beauty. This month I invited…
Welcome to On Beauty, a series of interviews with poets about their relationships to beauty. For an introduction to the project, click here. This month Oana Avasilichioaei responds in essay form…
Welcome to On Beauty, a series of interviews with poets about their relationships to beauty. For an introduction to the project, click here. This month Amanda Jernigan shares her thoughts on…
Welcome to “On Beauty,” a series of interviews with contemporary poets about their relationships with beauty. For a complete introduction to the project, see poets-on-beauty. I’m delighted that this month A.…
Welcome to On Beauty, a series of interviews with contemporary poets about their relationships to beauty. An introduction to the project can be found at Poets on Beauty. The latest…
Welcome to “On Beauty,” a series of interviews with poets about their relationship to beauty. (For a complete introduction to the project, see ‘Poets on Beauty.’) I’m kicking off volume III…
Welcome to “On Beauty,” a series of interviews with poets about their relationship with beauty. For an introduction to the project, see Poets on Beauty. Earlier I posted interviews with Sonnet…
Welcome to the third installment of On Beauty, a series of interviews with poets about their relationship to beauty. For an introduction to the project, see Poets On Beauty. The…
Welcome to On Beauty, a series of interviews with poets about their relationship to beauty. For a complete introduction to the project, see the Lemon Hound post published September 21, 2012: Poets On Beauty. The interviews…
“You are an artist, are you not, Mr. Dedalus? said the dean. The object of the artist is the creation of the beautiful. What the beautiful is is another question.” …