Lyrae Van Clief-Stefanon Q&A on the genesis of her poem Poem for Amadou Diallo
Lyrae Van Clief-Stefanon, author of Black Swan (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2002), talks about the genesis of her poem, Poem for Amadou Diallo.
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Sam Taylor Q&A talks about poetry he wishes he’d written
Sam Taylor, author of Body of the World (Ausable Press, 2005), talks about two poems he wishes he’d written.
Robert Farnsworth Q&A on his poem Fiction
Robert Farnsworth, author of Three or Four Hills and A Cloud and Honest Water, talks about the formal structure of his poem Fiction.
Robert Farnsworth Q&A on reading aloud
Robert Farnsworth, author of Three or Four Hills and A Cloud and Honest Water, talks about reading his poems aloud while composing them.
Philip Metres Q&A on the genesis of Ashberries: Letters
Philip Metres, poet and translator, talks about the genesis of his poem Ashberries: Letters.
Philip Metres Q&A on his current project
Philip Metres, poet and translator, talks about his current poetry project, Ur, a meditiation on the theological dimensions of the torture scandal at Abu Ghraib in Iraq in 2003.