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To the Quick by Heather Mchugh, 1987-01-01
Three Poems in "White Trash: An Anthology of Contemporary Southern Poets" by Heather McHugh, 1976-01-01
To the Quick by Heather McHugh, 1987-01-01
To the Quick by Heather McHugh, 1987-01-01
Hinge and Sign: Poems, 1968-1993 by Heather McHugh, 1994
I think by Heather McHugh, 1978
BECAUSE THE SEA IS BLACK: POEMS OF BLAGA DIMITROVA. SELECTED AND TRANSLATED BY NIKO BORIS & HEATHER McHUGH. by Blaga. Dimitrova,
BECAUSE THE SEA IS BLACK: POEMS OF BLAGA DIMITROVA. SELECTED AND TRANSLATED BY NIKO BORIS & HEATHER McHUGH. by Blaga. Dimitrova, 1989
New Voices: University & College Poetry Prizes, 1989-1998 by Heather McHugh, 2002-01-01
PAINTED BRIDE QUARTERLY #29 by Louis and Louis McKee, Editors (David Ignatow, Lee W. Potts, Joanne W. Riley, Tim Troll, Heather McHugh, Karen Blomain, Rebecca Seiferle, Darcy Cummings, Gregoire Turgeon, ave jeanne, Lee Stern, Thomas Haslam, Mary Fell, Marge Piercy) CAMP, 1988
Eight Takes.(Comment)(Book Review): An article from: Poetry by David Orr, 2004-08-01
Glottal Stop: 101 Poems by Paul Celan.: An article from: Poetry by John Taylor, 2001-09-01
The Father of the Predicaments.(Review): An article from: Poetry by Bruce F. Murphy, 2001-01-01

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Electronic Literature Organization
Comments by heather mchugh, Poetry Judge. heather mchugh. A bravura bellelettristic performance that could have existed in no other
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Extractions: A bravura belle-lettristic performance that could have existed in no other medium, Windsound Windsound written all over it. Let me add, as a final note, my conviction that even the flashiest technical motion remains artistically static unless it bespeaks significant emotion. Instrumentally as promising as elegiac, Windsound is able to do just that. Eloquently it announces the fact, within a larger and unfolding human story, that letters really matter. HONORABLE MENTIONS: KOMNINOS ZERVOS cyberpoetry underground A perceptual joy-ride, full of visual attractions and sonic energies
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Extractions: Your site for world literature in English translation home guides publishers authors ... contact :: Browse Books :: African Austrian Brazilian Chinese Dutch and Flemish Eastern European French German Hungarian Indian Italian Japanese Jewish Latin American Middle Eastern Portuguese Portuguese African Russian Scandinavian Slavic Spanish Yiddish You are at Home Translators Heather McHugh SPECIALS 60% discount!
POETRY FROM ZYZZYVA
70 McGuire, Dawn, Alzheimer s Pavane, 66 mchugh, heather, Joke Heart, 41 mchugh, heather, Meaning To and Fro, 41 mchugh, heather, Open Air, 47/48 McNally, John
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Heather McHugh
There s been. some terrible mistake We re all about to die.
http://wso.williams.edu/~cbirtche/mpm/mchugh.html
Heather McHugh "Ghoti"
heather mchugh. Ghoti. The gh comes from rough, the o from women s, and the ti from unmentionables presto there s the perfect English
http://www.wmich.edu/thirdcoast/mchugh_ghoti.html
The Austin Chronicle Books Making Gestures
You can have my husband but please don t you mess with my man is my kind of cheek, visiting Michener Center poet heather mchugh says in an interview with
http://www.austinchronicle.com/issues/dispatch/2001-05-04/books_feature.html

Extractions: When I approached poet Heather McHugh for an interview, I had to leap into the future of electronic interaction. She said she was too busy to meet face-to-face, but if I e-mailed her my questions, she'd be happy to answer them. This threatened my tried-and-true methods of reporting. No phone pressed to my ear for an hour as I scribbled answers on a notepad? No recorder on a coffee-stained table top in a South Austin dive? How would I respond to her answers? How would I interact with her responses and know what to ask to get to the bottom of things? The bottom of what? The bottom of being an immensely successful poet, one who has a career spanning almost 25 years, one who has written a dozen books of poetry, essays, and translations, and one who has been a Visiting Writer at UT's Michener Center this spring. Could she be shy? I wondered. I only know her through her poems, which are bold, sometimes even brash, but the written word can be a way for shy people to write things they won't say out loud. I agreed to the e-mail interview, but with this conventional format: We had to sit at our keyboards and send e-mails to each other in a mimicry of real-time conversation. I kept in the back of my mind that, if the interview was too contrived or somehow unsuccessful, I could ransack her by telephone later. McHugh is not shy, I learned. Nor were her e-mail answers contrived. Nor did my requested format mimic a real conversation. We responded in counterpoint, in some limping forward motion where I read her answers and shot new questions which, on her end, must have seemed generated from an illogical mind. I think one of my questions went altogether unanswered. I think she thought I asked something that I didn't.
The Austin Chronicle: Books: Readings
Reading heather mchugh s new collection Eyeshot, you realize that not only does every word count, but many of them in two or three directions at once.
http://www.austinchronicle.com/issues/dispatch/2003-10-24/books_readings2.html

Extractions: arts ... BOOKS : READINGS BY JESSICA GARRATT by Heather McHugh Wesleyan University Press, 54 pp., $20 No matter how far you get from that introductory poetry workshop, you never quite forget the daunting, mysterious warning that goes something like this: "In poetry, every word must count." Reading Heather McHugh's new collection, Eyeshot , you realize that not only does every word count, but many of them in two or three directions at once. Language and an intelligent wit are at the foreground of these poems, which unabashedly embrace wordplay and rhythms you can really feel. They rollick through topics that span all the major concerns love, politics, God, death through the filter of minute sensory perceptions, largely visual and keep rollicking right on through the end. The final poem, "The Looker," is told from the perspective of a woman recently dead, still witnessing the living: "I was a looker at last, head back, mouth wide/as in a heat or holler. (I had always looked/my best astonished.)" There is a "you" addressee (whom we take to be a loved one she had outlived), who appears in the first line of the poem and returns again only in the last line, to give us a sock in the gut: "Given the almost-clear, the near-/unclouded glass, I did what you/weren't there to do./I took my breath away." This is a sort of poignancy possible only through the striking together of profound sadness with tough humor. The result: a spark of humanity like no other.
Heather McHugh Poetry Reading
Poet heather mchugh to Read at Smith. NORTHAMPTON, Mass.The Poetry Center at Smith College will present poet heather mchugh at 730 pm on Tuesday, Oct.
http://www.smith.edu/newsoffice/Releases/01-026.html

Extractions: McHugh is the author of six books of poetry, a book of essays and translations from several languages. Called a "postmodern metaphysician" by Booklist, McHugh is widely praised for her attention to, and fascination with, language itself. Her poems, which have won many awards, often revolve around complicated wordplay and etymological games. Former U. S. Poet Laureate Robert Hass described her as "a poet for whom wit is a form of spiritual survival." The Village Voice Literary Supplement declared that McHugh's poems "are honest and essential as a blood count."
The Poetry Center At Smith College -- Biographies
heather mchugh is the author of six books of poetry, a book of essays, and translations from several languages. poems by heather mchugh. Etymological Dirge.
http://www.smith.edu/poetrycenter/bios.php?name=hmchugh
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CheatHouse.com - "What Is Poetry?" Discusses The Heather McHugh's And Perrine's
In Wh What is poetry? discusses the heather mchugh s and Perrine s view of writing poetry and their style of poetry with quotations. Note!
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Extractions: What is Poetry? Two poets, Heather McHugh and Perrine, tries to define poetry by using different types of literature. Heather McHugh defines poetry in an obscure way, using poetic style, while in "What is poetry?", the writer does it in a more realistic way with simple language in an essay. In "Wh Note! The sentences in this essay are shuffled, making this essay unusable
Chicago Review : Just Some.(Poem) @ HighBeam Research
Just Some.(Poem). Chicago Review; January 01, 2000; mchugh, heather. Read the Full Article, Get a FREE Trial for instant access ». mchugh, heather. Chicago Review.
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The Retort Room By Heather McHugh
poem, A weekly poem, read by the author. The Retort Room By heather mchugh Updated Wednesday, Oct. 27, 1999, at 1230 AM PT Abandoned
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Extractions: Bel Air, MD/C. Milton Wright At UConn: A vocal leader strong defender can run a play through the whole field Scholar-Athlete. In 2003: Played in 16 games, making four starts scored four goals, including a two-goal effort against Vanderbilt (3/22) also added two assists for a total of six points collected 18 ground balls, had eight draw controls and caused nine turnovers averaged 32-minutes per game Honor Roll student. In 2002: Played in nine games had one goal against Holy Cross collected 10 ground balls and had five draw controls awarded teams Husky Award Honor Roll and Deans List student. In High School: Personal: Heather Jean McHugh majoring in marketing born July 16, 1983. McHugh 's Career Statistics Year GP/GS Goals Assists Points GB Career t Report A Problem With This Site Mailing Address:
Oxbow Books/David Brown Book Company
Tuesday 18 May 2004. Euripides Cyclops. translated by heather mchugh. This English translation of the only surviving complete Greek
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McHugh
Chicago Review 461 SPRING 2000 heather mchugh. JUST SOME. Monday minus sex, man in the air, mom in the moonmilk, God, your zip code keeps eluding me.
http://humanities.uchicago.edu/orgs/review/461/McHugh.html
The Drunken Boat
between boat and water César Vallejo (1928) The translations of Paul Celan by heather mchugh and Nikolai Popov are no longer available at The Drunken Boat.
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Extractions: The translations of Paul Celan by Heather McHugh and Nikolai Popov are no longer available at The Drunken Boat . Suhrkampf, the German publisher, who owns the rights to Celan's work granted the rights to publish the translations for only a six month period. We regret the inconvenience. The translations are now available in Glottal Stop: 101 Poems from Wesleyan Press. Please visit our Current Issue for a variety of translations of poems by Robert Desnos, Albert, Osip Mandelstam, Li Po, and many others. For comments, permission requests, information on submissions, please Email
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