Here’s a light-hearted start to the night–a cat decides a poetry video has to be stopped.
A musing on poems with dates in the titles.
Joshua Corey also responds to “The New Math of Poetry.
Edward Hirsch on whether MFA programs hurt poetry.
Via Silliman, 10 literary classics that should be video games. I’m a little disappointed they didn’t include The Changing Light at Sandover.
My Twitter recommendation for this week is the Poetry Foundation. Most institutions, I’ve found, have a Twitter account because they think they’re supposed to have one, but have no real idea how to use it to communicate with the public. The Poetry Foundation isn’t perfect at it, but they’re good and getting better. They don’t just plug their own content, even though they have a lot to plug, and they’re responsive when tweeted to. They’re worth following.
