Tag Archives: Sparrow

A Short History of Poetry in Woodstock, 1873-2008

Posted on January 31, 2012 by admin

(Published in the Woodstock Times, April 17, 2008) By Michael Perkins Part II While much of the general population may prefer undergoing root canal work to attending a poetry reading, fortunately for local poets there are people who freely chose … Continue reading →

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What Would Sparrow Say?

Posted on August 18, 2011 by admin

During a dinner conversation about the politics of poetry reputations, Barbara Louise Ungar and Stuart Bartow implanted a new fear in me: “What would Sparrow say?” In America: A Prophecy: A Sparrow Reader, their friend, the white-bearded, sometimes barefooted, always … Continue reading →

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A Short History of Poetry in Woodstock, 1873-2008

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