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Tag: Kenneth Koch

Lifesaving poems of summer

As the summer holiday season takes hold, I am posting an old blog post or two from the archive. See … More

Being a Poet, Early Summer, James Schuyler, John Burnside, Kenneth Koch, Lifesaving Poems, Lifesaving Poems of summer, Lifesaving Poetry, Mark Strand, Michael Laskey, Peter Carpenter, Peter Sansom, Peter Scupham, Poems, Poetry, Poets, Reading, reading poems, Reading Poetry, Stephen Berg, Summer, Tony Hoagland, Writing Poems

Happy James Schuyler Day

    To celebrate what I now think of as James Schuyler day, I am reposting June 30, 1974. Happy … More

Cliff Yates, Enough to sit here drinking coffee, I think I'll make more toast, James Schuyler, James Schuyler June 30 1974, James Schuyler poet, James Schuyler toast, June 30 1974, Kenneth Koch, Lifesaving Poems, New York Poems, New York Poets, Poetry, Poets, Presence

and (Dear James)

  and (Dear James) it occurs to me now, just thinking out loud, that in a way Kenneth and Frank … More

Being a Poet, Being a Writer, Frank O'Hara, James Schuyler, June 30 1974, Kenneth Koch, Lifesaving Poems, Lifesaving Poetry, mindfulness, New York Poets, Poems, Poetry, Poets, Presence, Reading, reading poems, Reading Poetry, Twitter

Naomi Jaffa’s ‘Some of the Usual’ (LentBlog28)

Today is Saturday, and as with other Saturdays this Lent I am reposting a favourite blog post from my archive. … More

Aldeburgh Poetry Festival, Daily Mail, Five Leaves Publications, Kenneth Koch, Lifesaving Poems, Naomi Jaffa, Poems, Poetry, Poets, Smiths Knoll, The North, The Poetry Trust, The Rialto, Today Programme

Towards a model of poetry writing development

As promised last week, here is my presentation of the paper I co-wrote with Sue Dymoke in which we argue on … More

Being a Poet, Being a Writer, Being Creative, Creativity, Education, Elizabeth Bishop, Frank O'Hara, James Schuyler, John Ashbery, Kenneth Koch, Michael Longley, New York Poets, Poems, Poetry, Poets, Seamus Heaney, Writing, Writing Poems, Writing Poetry, Writing Process

UCU Strike Poems 10 – from A New Guide, by Kenneth Koch

from A New Guide 7 Look at this arch. It is part of a building more than seven hundred years old. … More

A New Guide, Creativity, Kenneth Koch, Poems, Poems about work, Poetry, Poetry and Work, Reading, reading poems, Reading Poetry, UCU Strike, USS Strike, USS Strikes, Work

Late February notebook

Aesthetics of Creating Something This doesn’t just happen: It happens to you. Kenneth Koch, from One Train, p.64 ∞ ‘Even … More

Adam Haslett, Being a Writer, Higher Education, James Baldwin, Keeping a notebook, Kenneth Koch, mindfulness, Notebooks, Poetry, Poets, Robert Creeley, Scaachi Koul, Simon Parke, Tuition Fees, UCU Strike, USS Strike, Writing

#NaBloPoMo 15 – from the archives: On finding Adélia Prado

She started as a name. There I was, following my nose, minding my own business, trying to ignore all instincts … More

Adelia Prado, Aldeburgh Poetry Festival, Being a Poet, Being a Writer, Being Creative, Kenneth Koch, Lifesaving Poems, Lifesaving Poetry, literature, Poems, Poetry, Poets, Reading, reading poems, Reading Poetry

and (Dear James)

and (Dear James) it occurs to me now, just thinking out loud, that in a way Kenneth and Frank actually were … More

Being a Poet, Being a Writer, Frank O'Hara, James Schuyler, June 30 1974, Kenneth Koch, Lifesaving Poems, Lifesaving Poetry, mindfulness, New York Poets, Poems, Poetry, Poets, Presence, Reading, reading poems, Reading Poetry, Twitter

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