An edition of Who reads poetry
(2017)
Who reads poetry
50 views from Poetry magazine
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A collection of fifty Poetry magazine columns written by non-poets that describe what draws them to poetry.
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Who Reads Poetry: 50 Views from Poetry Magazine
2017, University of Chicago Press
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022650493X 9780226504933
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Table of Contents
It is nothing like that -- Richard Rapport
Better speak -- Hank Willis Thomas
Out there -- Lili Taylor
The madness of the gods -- Helen Fisher
Love Jones -- Natalie Y. Moore
All my heart for speech -- Roger Ebert
They could croon -- Archie Rand
One-track mind -- Leopold Froehlich
The necessary fluster -- Naomi Beckwith
Poetry, daily -- Mary Schmich
Knowing nothing -- Jia Tolentino
Four walls -- Iain McGilchrist
A place for poetry -- Roxane Gay
Romance and reality -- Lt. Gen. William James Lennox Jr.
Haiku economics -- Stephen T. Ziliak
Green I love you green -- Nalini Nadkarni
The true nature -- Tracey Johnstone
The idea of order -- Alex Ross
Para Rumbiar -- Fernando Perez
Lucid, inescapable rhythms -- Nicholas Photinos
"Two loves I have..." -- Alfred Molina
Written in rock candy -- Momus
To hell with drawers -- Will Oldham
My life is a poem -- Rhymefest
Loosening the grip -- Jolie Holland
Word's worth -- Rob Kenner
My flaming hamster wheel of panic about publicly discussing poetry in this respected forum -- Neko Case
Poetry out loud -- Sally Timms
Poetry is useless -- Anders Nilsen
Poetry is a dumb-ass spider -- Lynda Barry
Wild unrest -- Kay Redfield Jamison
The fire of life -- Richard Rorty
Gloriously undone -- Matt Fitzgerald
Debris -- Jerry Boyle
On the road with Wallace and Wystan -- Josh Warn
Everything moves to live -- Xeni Jardin
Earthward -- Amy Frykholm
Happy, snappy, sappy -- Daniel Handler
Like, a noticeable amount of pee -- Michaelanne Petrella
On poetry -- Ai Weiwei
Imperfect recall -- Christopher Hitchens
Dust and stones -- Etienne Ndayishimiye
Imagining freedom -- Mariame Kaba
Sarajevo blues -- Aleksandar Hemon
Reporting poetry -- Jeffrey Brown
Like soldiers marching -- Rachel Cohen
Rama stores -- Pankaj Mishra
To speak with many tongues at once -- Omar Kholeif
How with this rage -- Chris Hedges.
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