Paula Bohince Q&A on the genesis of her poem, Black Lamb
Paula Bohince Q&A on the genesis of her poem, Black Lamb.
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Paula Bohince Q&A on the most pleasurable aspect of writing
Paula Bohince Q&A on what she finds to be the most pleasurable aspect of writing.
David Roderick Q&A on one of his favorite poems
David Roderick, author of Blue Colonial, reads one of his favorite poems, Pike, by Ted Hughes, and discusses why it affects him.
David Roderick Q&A on his most difficult obstacle to being a poet
David Roderick, author of Blue Colonial, talks about the most difficult obstacle he encounters to being a poet.
Jeffrey Thomson Q&A on the genesis of three poems
Jeffrey Thomson talks about the genesis of his poems, “Fabulous Ones,” “Innumerable Ones,” and “those that have just broken a flower vase.”
Jeffrey Thomson Q&A on how he became interested in poetry
Jeffrey Thomson talks about how he first became interested in poetry.
Jeffrey Thomson Q&A with advice to young poets
Jeffrey Thomson offers some advice to young writers and aspiring poets.
Roger Bonair-Agard Q&A on the genesis and form of his poem, called: Eurydice
Roger Bonair-Agard author of the forthcoming collection, tarnish and masquerade, discusses the genesis and form of his poem, called: Eurydice.