Thorpe Moeckel Q&A on his writing ritual
Thorpe Moeckel, author of Odd Botany (Silverfish Review Press, 2002), talks about his writing ritual.
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Sherwin Bitsui Q&A on the genesis of his poetry
Sherwin Bitsui, author of Shapeshift, talks about where his poetry comes from and his relationship with language.
Anne Marie Macari Q&A on how she became interested in poetry
Anne Marie Macari, author of Ivory Cradle (APR, 2000), Gloryland (Alice James Books, 2005), and She Heads Into the Wilderness (Autumn House Press, 2008), talks about how she became interested in poetry.
Anne Marie Macari Q&A on difficult obstacles to being a poet
Anne Marie Macari, author of Ivory Cradle (APR, 2000) and Gloryland (Alice James Books, 2005), talks about how she became interested in poetry.
Anne Marie Macari Q&A on the genesis of her poem Mary’s Blood
Anne Marie Macari, author of Ivory Cradle (APR, 2000) and Gloryland (Alice James Books, 2005), talks about the genesis of her poem Mary’s Blood.
Rodger LeGrand Q&A recommends two poets
Rodger LeGrand, author of Various Ways of Thinking about the Universe (Finishing Line Press, 2005), recommends two poets.
A.J. Collins Q&A on how he became interested in poetry
A. J. Collins, who teaches in the undergraduate creative writing program at the University of Maine, Farmington, talks about how he became interested in poetry.
A.J. Collins Q&A recalls the first poem he ever revised
A. J. Collins, who teaches in the undergraduate creative writing program at the University of Maine, Farmington, talks about the first poem he ever revised.