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  • No art form is as extravagant as opera, and Annie Finch has made a ravishing contribution to it–and to the poetic traditions behind her dramatic encounter with the goddesses. . . Read More
  • Finch's book goes further than any poetry-writing guide now available to give readers a thorough, eclectic, and exciting guide to every aspect of writing poetry... Read More
  • Finch's uniquely mysterious voice moves through the book, revealing insights on the classic themes of love, spirituality, death, nature, and the patterns of time . . . Read More
  • The book abounds with gems. The villanelle is not a form that gets chosen lightly . . . Read More

 

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  • In Memoriam Maxine Kumin, Mother of Lofty Dogmas 7 February 2014 | 8:56 pm
    It was only a handful of years ago (years before her visit to Maine) that I visited Maxine Kumin to work on the editing of Lofty Dogmas, the book she wanted so much to exist in the world that I couldn’t resist [...]
  • Omniformalism Revisited 2 February 2014 | 6:36 am
    Twelve years ago, poet Kathrine Varnes and I got together to celebrate and ended with a manifesto.  We had met up  in a New Orleans restaurant during the AWP (Associated Writing Programs) Conference in honor of  [...]