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Poets:     more books (100)

The Poet of Tolstoy Park: A Novel by Sonny Brewer, 2006-03-28 Poems, Poets, Poetry: An Introduction and Anthology by Helen Vendler, 2009-10-23 Poets on Teaching: A Sourcebook The Bat-Poet by Randall Jarrell, 1996-11-30 Lives of the Poets, Volume 1 by Samuel Johnson, 2010-03-07 The Poet and the Murderer by Simon Worrall, 2003-03-25 In the Palm of Your Hand: The Poet's Portable Workshop by Steve Kowit, 1995-06 Dave the Potter: Artist, Poet, Slave by Laban Carrick Hill, 2010-09-07 Aloud: Voices from the Nuyorican Poets Cafe by Nicole Blackman, 1994-08-15 World War One British Poets: Brooke, Owen, Sassoon, Rosenberg and Others (Unabridged) New Poets of the American West by Lowell Jaeger, 2010-08-01 The Poets' Corner: The One-and-Only Poetry Book for the Whole Family by John Lithgow, 2007-11-15 Dead Poets Society by N.H. Kleinbaum, 1989-08-01 Surrealist Painters and Poets: An Anthology

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21. Incompetech's British Author Series
    A witty and scholarly take on various venerated British authors, most of whom had the misfortune of being poets.  
    http://www.incompetech.com/authors/
    
    Extractions: British Authors Name Database Graph Paper Monthly Calendars Yearly Calendars Page Per Day Musical Genres Loops Renderings Photos Guide to Art Gallimaufry Newsletters Journal NEW! Send Email! Kevin MacLeod The focus here is on the memorable and the unusual rather than the important or useful. (In other words, don't come here to study for that big English exam.) Poet Playwright Essayist* Journalist Novelist Sir Walter "the Unfortunate" Raleigh

22. Poets Apos; Corner
    poets apos; Corner The creators of poets apos; Corner claim it is their goal quot;to create the largest, most diverse, and most userfriendly public library of poetic works ever assembled. quot;  
    http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.theotherpages.org/poems/&y=02D7B

23. Index
    Unpublished poets can request their own pages here. Also poems by the site owner, Terence West.  
    http://www.geocities.com/redwest8o2/

24. The Poets' Corner: Original Poems, Prose And Rhymes From Around The World
    Submit your original poems, prose and rhymes to share online. Also try your hand at interactive poetry add a line to a poem in progress and watch poetic license in action.  
    http://www.silentwords.com/
    
    Extractions: "Once touched by love, all men become poets." Plato, 400 B.C. Would you like a page of your very own original poetry online? Maybe you have a poem or two that you have written and would like to share with the cyber world. Now you can. Right here. For $275 a year, we will create a page of your very own poems under our category of "collected works" to share around the world on this website! We value succinctness, inspiration, rhyming, and correct spelling. Please do not include pornography, violence, racism or suicidal material. Words can be as polluting to the senses as they can be beautiful.

25. Hall Of Fame
    100 Winner Every Day. HAIKU CONTEST. AND WINNERS. ENTER CONTEST. POST YOUR POETRY. ON THIS SITE. 100 GREATEST POEMS EVER WRITTEN. 100 GREATEST LOVE POEMS EVER WRITTEN. NEED HELP RHYMING? YOUR WORDS  
    http://www.poets.com/

26. CowboyPoetry.com          Cowboy And Western Poetry At The Bar-D RanchÂ
    Omar West's Cowboy Poetry at the BarD Ranch claims to have the largest collection of cowboy poetry on the internet. Aims to give a home on the web to all folks' cowboy poetry-from the classic poems by old cowboys to the contemporary cowboy poets and poems by you.  
    http://www.cowboypoetry.com/

27. Gallery Of Poets - English Language Poets - Byron, Keats, Wordsworth, Etc.
    Welcome to our site! At The Gallery of poets we offer short biographies of the great Englishspeaking poets of the past. We also review published biographies.  
    http://www.galleryofpoets.com/
    
    Extractions: Feedback and Submissions At The Gallery of Poets we offer short biographies of the great English-speaking poets of the past. We also review published biographies. If you want to learn about the lives and works of the great poets, read our short and to-the-point articles. As always, suggestions are welcome as to which poets you would like to see biographies on. Send us feedback by clicking on the link in the left-hand column. I'm sorry the site has not been updated in quite a while. I've had some huge changes in my life lately. But...from now on the site will be updated regularly. I hope you will continue to support us. Most recent article: Visit the article archives... E. Pauline Johnson (Tekahionwake), Canadian poet

28. Representative Poetry On-line: Version 3.0
    indexes of the poets, alphabetically by last name or chronologically; their poems, by title; their poems, by first line or last line;  
    http://www.library.utoronto.ca/utel/rp/indexauthors.html

29. Kelly Writers House
    Gathering place and a resource for all kinds of writers and space for experiment and innovation on the Web, as well as on the streets of Philadelphia, by providing webcasts of author readings and interviews. with visiting writers and poets.  
    http://www.english.upenn.edu/~wh/

30. 07/07/97 -- Arts: Defying Canonical Isolation
    Interview by students at Simon Fraser University.  
    http://www.peak.sfu.ca/the-peak/97-2/issue10/crolane.html
    
    Extractions: Poets Lorna Crozier and Patrick Lane by clea ainsworth Student: It's really great to be able to put a face to your name. It puts my mind in a different mode and I really got a lot more out of the reading.... Patrick Lane: Yes, it makes you realize that Wordsworth masturbated. Well, maybe he didn't.... Lorna Crozier: Oh, I hope he did. Lane: Well, Blake did for sure. Seriously, seeing readings places poetry in the real world. I grew up in the interior of BC and figured all of the poets were dead. At the back of all the anthologies there was a section called "And Other Poems" and that's where all the Canadians were. Then I read "David" by Earl Birney-I remember thinking, geez, I love this poem. It was all about a guy climbing the Rockies around Banff. I thought, "this is real-I've been in those mountains." And then when I discovered in the early 60s that he was alive and living in Vancouver, I was completely knocked out by this. I sent some poems to a magazine at UBC and they rejected all of my poems-but it was Earl Birney who wrote the rejection letter to me. He said all of the editors are students and he apologized for them. He said they weren't so bad and that I should keep working at them. I thought Birney was much deader than Wordsworth.

31. The Poets
    Rupert Brooke John McCrae. Wilfred Owen. Isaac Rosenberg. Alan Seeger. Edward Thomas. © Emory University Contact English Department Last Update April 19, 1997  
    http://www.emory.edu/ENGLISH/LostPoets/ThePoets.html

32. Sundance Creativity -- Fuel For The Inner You
    Dedicated to new and aspiring poets. This site will help find publishers, contests and workshops on the web, and points to the best Usenet groups, books and magazines for poets.  
    http://members.tripod.com/~sundance_market/creativity.html
    
    Extractions: October 23, 2002 WELCOME TO SUNDANCE CREATIVITY POETRY REFERENCE LINKS *UPDATED 9-26* All-new directory of references, resources, tools and tips for poets from across the World Wide Web. POETRY WORKSHOPS *UPDATED 8-13* Compare and contrast the variety of poetry workshops, courses and classes available online. DESIGNING YOUR POETRY SITE *NEW 8-10* Tips and examples on how to design an attractive place on the web for your poetry. GRAMMAR FOR POETS *NEW 7-28* The rules of English language and usage do apply to poetry. Here you will find tips on specific grammar rules you should keep in mind when writing. POETIC CLICHES *NEW 7-28* POETRY NEWSGROUPS Usenet offers a wealth of opportunities for writers to present their work. This section contains a full list of the poetry-oriented newsgroups that you can access through your ISP or a web-based news reader. ONLINE JOURNALS AND CONTESTS Tips for finding poetry journals and contests online and how to prepare your work for submission.

33. Fellowship Of Christian Poets ~ The Largest Christian Poetry Library In The Worl
    Tell a friend about this website! You are visitor 508928 since 9/11/98! A NON PROFIT W ORLD - WIDE CHRISTIAN MI NISTRY PO Box 93345 • Lakeland, Fl 33804.  
    http://www.christianpoets.com/

34. The E-poets Network
    epoets.net a resource for poetry, performance, and new media art; producing live videoconferences where artists and audiences commune across national and  
    http://www.e-poets.net/
    
    Extractions: Chicago, Illinois, USA May we recommend... Vancouverite Kedrick James deliberately takes us down the nastier side of the street (in good spirit) in the Book of Voices. More poets are "in rotation" at e-poets.net than ever before. We feature a different artist on the homepage each day. If you see someone you recognize in our "May we recommend..." panel, let them know! Summer is on, and lit' in Chicago heats up. Follow new interviews in the Plain Text op-ed section, or see our biggest Newswire ever for info on local and online poetry/lit' affairs... new poetry disc releases, readings and performances, published poets, and many LGBT/Q literary events for Pride Month. It's all open no passwords needed. Our website is donor-supported.

35. Last Minute Changes: Dead Poets Society The Movie Vs. Dead Poets Society The Scr
    Comparison of the film to its screenplay.  
    http://www10.pair.com/crazydv/weir/dps/comparison.html
    
    Extractions: Now I know, the first thing that everyone is going to ask me is "How can I get a copy of the script?" Unfortunately, I have not found a download of it available on the internet and I certainly do not have the time to type or scan the entire script in. I managed to get my copy of the script through an auction on eBay . You may wish to perform a search there and see if there are any copies currently up for bidding. The novelization (by N. H. Kleinbaum) and the original screenplay (by Tom Schulman) are pretty similar as far as the content goes. It appears as if the novelization was based on this version of the screenplay (revised third draft, September 29th, 1988) or something close to it. If you have the option of reading the script or the novelization, please read the script. Neither of them can hold a candle to the final film, but the novelization is very poorly written. This scares me considering the fact that the novelization is now part of the English curriculum in many US schools. (The used copy I have came from Greenfield Jr. High in Bakersfield CA.) If anything, I would use the novelization as an example of how not to write a story. In this draft, numerous changes were already made. (Numerous scene numbers simply have the word "omitted" next to them in this version.) One of the first changes that Peter Weir desired was to remove the entire element of plot that had John Keating dying. Weir felt that it was an unnecessary element that actually took away from Keating's teachings since it was suddenly obvious why Keating would want to seize the day.

36. E-poets: An Incomplete History Of Slam
    Part of the epoets online library. For online video of Patricia Smith and Cin Salach, see also e-poets Videotheque. Select from the following sections  
    http://www.e-poets.net/library/slam/

37. MI: CONTRIBUTIONS: WRITING: Taco Shop Poets
    poets and performance artists from Southern California.  
    http://multiple.insertions.com/mi_html/contrib/writing/iv08.htm
    
    Extractions: The Taco Shop Poets Updated Web page (as of 11/26/99) http://members.xoom.com/t_s_p/ With feet on both sides of the border we declare that Cappuccino and poetry are no more! Long live salsa and the spoken word! Taco shops are places where people eat, talk, and leave behind social and class barriers in search for the perfect carne asada burrito. Taco shops have become the new meeting places for a cross- section of society. But taco shops don't just have a culinary function any longer. Taco shops are cultural centers, they are the the cultural crossroads for the new millenium. As Taco Shop Poets we are the cultural workers at these crossroads. As of August of last year we have been cultural guerrillas, taking over taco shops in San Diego, Tijuana, Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Jose, taking poetry to an audience not usually exposed to the spoken word and taking the usually jaded spoken word audience to a new environment for poetry. Our onda is the combination of the different spaces in our community: the taco shop space, the poetry space, the border space, the music space, the perfomance space, the nationalist space, the gender space, the sexuality space. Our work can be found where these areas intersect. We are a group of accomplished Southern California performers who have converted taco shops into temporary cultural centers. Our performance consists of music, poetry, prose, storytelling, and ritual.

38. UNKNOWN POETS
    A site where poets can post their poetry.  
    http://imincairo.tripod.com/

39. U.C. Davis - British Women Romantic Poets Project
    The British Women Romantic poets Project is a digital initiative of the UC, Davis General Library. Contacting the British Women  
    http://www.lib.ucdavis.edu/English/BWRP/

40. Western Folklife Center
    Home of the Cowboy Poetry Gathering, the Western Folklife Center at Elko, Nevada also hosts public radio's The Open Road .  
    http://www.westernfolklife.org/
    
    Extractions: Mingo Saldivar on June 25, 2004, at 7:00pm On Friday, June 25, 2004 Mingo Saldivar will perform at Great Basin College in the Amphitheater at 7:30pm, gates open at 6:00pm. Tickets are $10 WFC members and GBC students, $15 general public. Saldivar is a Texas-Mexican tejano accordionist, who is well known for his expressive dancing on stage and his incorporation of country-western music into his conjunto style. “Once you get the squeezebox going they just start stomping their feet” – Mingo Saldivar, Tex-Mex musician. To purchase tickets for a concert event, please call the Western Folklife Center at 775-738-7508 or 1-888-880-5885 ext. 223. Tickets may also be purchased at the Western Folklife Center's Gift Shop.

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