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Congratulations on making it through...and on your baby! I couldn't agree with you more...experience, experience. TL
Notes on the Birth of My Daughter (& Poetry) by Sandra Simonds
On July 9th at around 9pm, I gave birth to my second child, Charlotte, at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital. By the time I got to the hospital, around 6pm, I was already eight centimeters dilated. For those of you who don’t know much about childbirth, that’s pretty far along. The birth itself wen...
He was the funniest man I've ever known and so concerned with being taken seriously, which is maybe why the reaction to Dr. Fun. I remember him talking about just starting out as a teacher and that he was too funny. It got in the way of the teaching...You have done so much, David, in this respect. His poetry is taken pretty seriously.The Pleasures of Poetry! You're Amazing!
Kenneth Koch Comics Presented by Tanya Larkin
From The Art of the Possible, by Kenneth Koch
Tanya Larkin on The Talking Heads, Her Roommate's Notebook from Ninth Grade and Love Letters from Boys
Posted Jun 24, 2012 at The Best American Poetry
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Movies that break heat waves: Butch Cassidy and...
Movies that break heat waves: Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid..."Well we are involved, Etta..." Continue reading
Posted Jun 22, 2012 at The Best American Poetry
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Kenneth Koch Comics Presented by Tanya Larkin
Posted Jun 21, 2012 at The Best American Poetry
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Tanya Larkin on Gillian Kiley's The Palisades
Yesterday I taught The Rite of Spring and Jonah Lehrer’s excellent essay on Stravinsky from his first book Proust Was a Neuroscientist. It’s about how difficult it is for the brain to accept new sounds even when those new sounds... Continue reading
Posted Jun 20, 2012 at The Best American Poetry
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Hi Nin--I love your comics. So funny and sad. I don't know if I am your neighbor. I live in Somerville, MA, now--a suburb of New York, four hours north of the city...Thanks for reading my book!
Tanya Larkin on Fracking and Gregory Lawless's Poems
Nearly everything reminds me of fracking these days. On the bus home from New York this morning, there was the usual offender, a woman having a long, loud conversation on her cell phone. I put in my ear plugs. Then someone in the back, probably in the bathroom, decided to smoke a cigarette, hold...
Thanks. A couple years back, an Italian cousin came to visit Boston. At my suggestion she had taken one of the Chinatown buses from NYC (I took a Bolt Bus Monday...there are outlets, which means movies, which meant La Strada on the way down to NYC on Friday.)When I intercepted her at the bottom of the bus steps, she was like, "Squalido!" The Bolt Bus is usually not that squalido. But yes I prefer the Quiet Car on the Acela...Ludlowville sounds nice. I imagine a post office...
Tanya Larkin on Fracking and Gregory Lawless's Poems
Nearly everything reminds me of fracking these days. On the bus home from New York this morning, there was the usual offender, a woman having a long, loud conversation on her cell phone. I put in my ear plugs. Then someone in the back, probably in the bathroom, decided to smoke a cigarette, hold...
Tanya Larkin on Fracking and Gregory Lawless's Poems
Nearly everything reminds me of fracking these days. On the bus home from New York this morning, there was the usual offender, a woman having a long, loud conversation on her cell phone. I put in my ear plugs. Then... Continue reading
Posted Jun 18, 2012 at The Best American Poetry
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Tanya Larkin on Cavalli, Koch and Paestum: Is There Any Comparison?
Posted Jun 17, 2012 at The Best American Poetry
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