Bede’s account of the abbess Hild and the poet Cædmon from the Ecclesiastical History of the English Nation (c. 731), IV.23-4 Bede ‘the Venerable’, the most learned writer of the Anglo-Saxon period, was born in No

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KERBY CENTREAvenue SW, Calgary, AB T2P 1B2 Phone: Website: www.kerbycentre.com April 20 – April 24, 2015 Are you a Poet and didn’t know?

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特别策划 | FEATURE Poet of Lights 光之诗人麦克 文 Article > Cathy

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Where there is mystery, it is generally suspected there must also be evil. -- Lord Byron, British Poet Prologue November 2002 – Astaire Castle, top of Spencer Mountain, Deep Creek Lake, Maryland

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Nikky Finney, poet and 2011 National Book Award Winner for her most recent collection, Head Off and Split, shares her insights into the writing process. Q: What is your method for overcoming writer’s block? A: If you b

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R ecent US Poet Laureate Kay Ryan believes that good poetry puts ‘more oxygen into the atmosphere: it just

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 Writing Broadside I just came back from a week-long nature poetry workshop at Squaw Valley (California) with the Squaw Valley Community of WritersAt that workshop, Gary Snyder—nature poet, essayist, and for

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Uig Primary School, Isle of Lewis, Scotland Students aged between 8 and 12 years old worked with the poet Ian Stephen to develop their own love poetry based on the folk tale of the stranding on Boreray. The story goes t

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Poetry and Prose Revd Geoffrey Studdert Kennedy, Anglican priest and poet,

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Foreword by Salman Rushdie “Our interest’s on the dangerous edge of things,” the poet Robert Browning wrote in Bishop Blougram’s ApologyIt’s a line that has inspired writers from Graham Greene, who sai

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