"Newly Discovered Poems Show Virginia Woolf as a Fun Aunt"
"After finding them, Oliver scoured existing Woolf research, and asked Woolf experts, and couldn't find any other mention of these poems. Oliver says she thinks they were missed by other researchers 'because people are not necessarily looking in a folder of letters to her niece, all of which have been published—or the interesting ones, at least.'"
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What Sparks Poetry: Soham Patel on Language as Form
"Place is a process with past(s), present(s), and future(s) that, according to geographer Doreen Massey, can be fragmented, dislocated, forgotten and reformed. Massey’s thinking through place in this era of super speedy space-time compression helps shape my sense of a poem’s ability to attend to place as an unending yet impermanent entity. A poem is a place where space-time compression must occur, and why place in all its durations inspires me." |
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