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Moe Shinola

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Wed Feb 1, 2012, 01:02 AM Feb 2012

The Writing Show podcast featuring Joseph Salemi - poets may find this of interest

http://www.writingshow.com/podcasts/2008/02242008.html

"We haven't focused on poetry on The Writing Show nearly as much as we should. And what better way to start than by looking at the state of poetry today! But if you think you're about to hear a lot of flowery talk, grab hold of your seat. This week's guest, unlike most of the poetry establishment, is not pleased."

I found the things Mr. Salemi has to say fascinating, and believe it or not, I find myself more interested in poetry than ever before, partly because of this podcast episode.
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The Writing Show podcast featuring Joseph Salemi - poets may find this of interest (Original Post) Moe Shinola Feb 2012 OP
Since this podcast, 5 issues of TRINACRIA, Dr. Salemi's new journal of formal poetry . . . Petrushka Feb 2012 #1
Thank you! Moe Shinola Feb 2012 #2
I found more of his provocative essays at the following link: Petrushka Feb 2012 #3
A sampling of what's contained in Dr. Salemi's TRINACRIA #6 is now online ---> Petrushka Feb 2012 #4

Petrushka

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1. Since this podcast, 5 issues of TRINACRIA, Dr. Salemi's new journal of formal poetry . . .
Thu Feb 2, 2012, 06:25 AM
Feb 2012

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. . . have been published. You can find more information at the following URL: http://trinacriapoetry.com/


Edited to add:
The link given by The Writing Show for The New Formalist is apparently outdated. Here's the correct URL: http://theformalist.org/

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