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Rebecca Hoogs: “Autobiography of Silence”
May 18, 2013 – 11:32 am One Comment
Rebecca Hoogs: “Autobiography of Silence”

This poem is one of the newest poems in my first full-length collection, Self-Storage, and was written in response to a series of photographs. The unifying theme for the photographs (all by different artists) was that …

Poetry Northwest Community: Gala Bent in Conversation
April 13, 2013 – 4:53 pm
Poetry Northwest Community: Gala Bent in Conversation

At the Community section of Poetry Northwest Online, read a recent conversation with artist Gala Bent, whose work appears in and on the cover of the Fall & Winter 2012-2013 issue of Poetry Northwest (v7.n2). …

David Biespiel: “To Plumly from Lummi Island”
March 16, 2013 – 2:56 pm One Comment
David Biespiel: “To Plumly from Lummi Island”

On Wednesday, March 20, 2013, David Biespiel will read with Stanley Plumly at Seattle’s ACT Theater. Details here.

Stanley Plumly has been a mentor and friend of mine since 1988 when I took his Form and …

Emily Pulfer-Terino: “Quick River” and “What We Love Is Killing Us”
February 22, 2013 – 8:00 am 2 Comments
Emily Pulfer-Terino: “Quick River” and “What We Love Is Killing Us”

Sometimes it takes a long time for me to find a poem in the material I’ve drafted; “Quick River” started several years before it found its course. It began as a series of images—light, leaves, …

Troy Jollimore: “My GPS Speaks”
January 22, 2013 – 3:45 pm One Comment
Troy Jollimore: “My GPS Speaks”

Sometimes I finish a poem and then spend weeks or months trying to find the right title, but “My GPS Speaks” was a case of finding the title first and then trying to write the …