Poetry Is Dead: What the hell happened?
Poetry is dead. Yes, it has been said many times and before you get defensive, there is plenty of proof.
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The Living Language of Spoken Word
"Poetry is not dying, page poets. It’s passing you by. Join us, or get out of the way."
Marguerite Pigeon
We met up with the poet to discuss her new book Inventory and her love of "things."
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- The Geist Jackpine Sonnet Contest by The Staff
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- Issue 1 Launch: Death/Rebirth by admin
- Negotiating the Social Bond of Poetics by admin
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poems
- a cardboard western with plastic guns. by Ahmed El-Hindy
- Graveyard Tourist by Kathy Friedman
- Dear Sasquatch by Chris Gilpin
- Dear Sasquatch by Chris Gilpin
reviews
- Vancouver: A Poem by Norbert Ruebsaat
- The Cold Panes of Surface by Leah Rae
- Moving Day by Leah Rae
- Rocksalt by Daniel Zomparelli
- McPoems by Daniel Zomparelli
- Anatomy of Keys by Leah Rae
essays
- Poetry Is Dead: What the hell happened? by Daniel Zomparelli
opinion
- The Living Language of Spoken Word by Chris Gilpin
interview
- Interview with Peter Pereira by The Staff
- On Milton Acorn by The Staff
- Billeh Nickerson by The Staff
- Ray Hsu by admin
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