Miranda Field Q&A on a poem she wishes she’d written
Miranda Field talks about a poem that she admires so much she wishes she’d written it.
What poem do you wish you’d written? Why? and/or What line of poetry do you wish you’d written?
Laura McCullough Q&A on a poem she wishes she’d written
Laura McCullough, author of The Dancing Bear and the forthcoming What Men Want, talks about another of her favorite poems, Quarantine by Eavan Boland.
Margo Berdeshevsky Q&A on a line of poetry she wishes she’d written
Margo Berdeshevsky, author of the collection But A Passage In Wilderness (Sheep Meadow Press, 2007), talks about a line of poetry she wishes she’d written.
Erica Wright Q&A on a poem she wishes she’d written
Erica Wright, Poetry Editor at Guernica, talks about a poem she wishes she’d written.
Chris Dombrowski Q&A on a poem he wishes he’d written
Chris Dombrowski, author of the chapbook, Fragments with Dusk in Them, talks about a poem he wishes he’d written.
Connie Voisine Q&A on a poem she wishes she’d written
Connie Voisine, author of Cathedral of the North (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2001) amd the forthcoming Rare High Meadow of Which I Might Dream, reads and talks about a poem she wishes she’d written, This Living Hand, by John Keats
Oliver de la Paz Q&A on a poem he wishes he’d written
Oliver de la Paz talks about a poem he wishes he’d written.
James Hoch Q&A on a poem he wishes he’d written
James Hoch talks about a poem he wishes he’d written, Ben Jonson’s “On My First Son.”