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poemshape.wordpress.com
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| | | | | As with last week, many discussions on various forums which, though interesting, are too changeable to reference. If any readers would like to recommend sites or blogs please do! Feel free to recommend your own blog or poem if you like but please don't post your poem in the comment field (provide a link and... | |
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www.commentary.org
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| | | | | Legend has it that Grigory Potemkin, the chief minister and lover of Catherine the Great, decided to impress her with the prosperity of lands newly conquered by the Russian Empire. | |
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fortnightlyreview.co.uk
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| | | | | Stephen Wade: In the early eighteenth century authors became something reasonably close to what they are now: hard up, desperate and alone. But they could add that word to themselves and set up a stall, or at least a desk, somewhere in a tiny attic or cellar, and work day and night. The profession of jobbing scribbler became a possibility, and we are fortunate that the diary of one such early literary man has come down to us. This is the work of Abraham Poges, epic poet and social nuisance. | |
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regrom.com
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| | | CW: Alcoholism, abandonment, abuse and neglect, grief, house fire Yes, seldom can I start the series at the beginning and work my way through the end. I hope that validates that its okay to do. A... | ||
