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roughghosts.com
A great poet is one who makes me small when I write, and great when I read. A River Dies of Thirst, the last volume of Mahmoud Darwish's work to be released in Arabic, just eight months before his death in 2008, offers a precious opportunity to spend a little more time with a great... |
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consumedbyink.ca
I have discovered that reading poetry is a good way to add even more local books and authors to my stacks. Some writers I would miss entirely otherwise. Even better, I enjoy reading the poetry (even if some of it goes right over my head). All three of these volumes are written by Indigenous women... |
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kaggsysbookishramblings.wordpress.com
It occurred to me recently that it was a while since I had read any of Simon Armitage's poetry; which is a bit naughty, really, as I've amassed three new collections of his work this year alone! The trouble is that I subscribe to the Faber newsletter, and so the minute there's a new release... |
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746books.com
Novellas in November has officially begun! Rebecca (Bookish Beck) and I are delighted to be celebrating the art of the short book with you once again. Don't forget to let us know about your postshere, via the Inlinkz service or through a comment. We are only on day one and there are already over 20... |
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