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Blog: Matthew Hittinger Topics:Poetry
Tag Archives: Kei Miller
The Last Warner Woman
Who owns a story? Who has the right to tell it? And if they have the right, how should it be told? Kei Miller’s The Last Warner Woman explores these questions as the narrator “Mr. Writer Man” and the protagonist, … Continue reading
Some Favorite Books Read in 2010
As with last year’s list, this is a list of books I read this year that stuck with me in some way. There were many books published this year that I have yet to read (a boy only has so … Continue reading
Posted in Musings
Tagged Anne Carson, Bryan Borland, David Trinidad, Denise Duhamel, E. M. Forester, Homer, J. Michael Martinez, Jee Leong Koh, Jennine Capo Crucet, Jeremy Halinen, Joyce Carol Oates, Julie R. Enszer, Kei Miller, Lewis Carroll, Lorna Goodison, Marilyn Monroe, Michael Cunningham, Montgomery Maxton, Neil de la Flor, Neil Gaiman, Ocean Vuong, Paul Siegell, Reb Livingston, RJ Gibson, Steven Cordova
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Xaymaca, Part Nine
My last days in Jamaica were emotional and magical. Friday June 1st was my birthday and much good news came that day for everyone around me. Fellowships, scholarships, job offers, book blurbs…it seemed to be a birthday for everyone I … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged Hope Gardens, Kei Miller, Pillar del Caribe, Port Royal, The Coconut Park, Xaymaca
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Unexpected Discoveries
I discovered two poets at the Tribute to Carcanet Press event the other night that have me excited. The first is Mimi Khalvati, whose work was adeptly read by Marilyn Hacker. I have some of her books on order and … Continue reading
Posted in Musings, Reviews
Tagged Carcanet Press, Kei Miller, Mimi Khalvati, Poetry Society of America
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