
Talking About Poems and What They Do Is Hard: A Defense of Nonsense, I Guess
An essay at 32 Poems by Matthew Buckley Smith poses two questions: Why do so many poems make so...
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Posted by Param Anand Singh | Feb 19, 2015 | Style |
An essay at 32 Poems by Matthew Buckley Smith poses two questions: Why do so many poems make so...
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Real Pants is psyched (are psyched?) that Laura van den Berg—author of the acclaimed short...
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This week’s Revisioning is from Philadelphia’s Mel Bentley, author of the chapbook...
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Lucky for us (all of us), novelist Michael Kimball has let Real Pants publish an excerpt from his...
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Should you get the opportunity, I recommend being driven around by Ed Steck late at night in a...
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In this Revisionings, great Balto poet and effortless human being Chris Mason gives us a peek at...
Read MorePosted by Param Anand Singh | Jan 7, 2015 | Revisionings |
Revisionings is when a writer gives us a glimpse of the unseen phases in the development of a writ...
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