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A Long, Long Time Ago (Monday Love)
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* A long, long time ago... I can still remember How Kaltica v. TomWest used to make me smile. And I thought if I knew my Poe That I could ma...
Guest Writer: Monday Love Weighs in on "Foetry Politics"
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(This post has been elevated from the comment section of the Writing Forum Survey . In his post Can There Be Poem Criticism Without PoBiz Cr...
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Poets.net Survey: A Narrative Response
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Please comment on this post here . (The following essay by Matt Koeske appeared as a comment to Thread: Writing Forum Survey --admin.) I...
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Naked Celebrity
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Clothes make the man. Naked people have little or no influence on society. --Mark Twain
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With All Due Respect to George Orwell: You Know What They Say About Pigs...
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* It all starts at the piglet stage... And then they grow into greedy adolescents who pig out at the trough... The power grab begins in earn...
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William Logan Revisited
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William Logan, in late 2006, posted on PoetryFoundation.org his viewpoints on the state of poetry. One passage has caught my eye: Poets who ...
AN OPEN LETTER TO TREE SWENSON, President and Executive Director, Academy of American Poets
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Dear Tree Swenson, This letter is part complaint and part apology—a difficult stunt to pull off! The complaint first --I think in its contex...
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Guest Writer: Matt Koeske Responds to Dawn
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Dear Dawn, My memory is a little foggy at this time, but as you mention you posted on Foetry occasionally, let me be forthcoming and say tha...
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Guest Writer: Matt Koeske Offers a Message to Christopher Woodman and Other Poets Outside of the Po-biz
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Dear Christopher, I'm very sorry that this has happened to you . The trumped up charges are a pretty clear indication that your banning ...
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Guest Writer: A Message From Matt
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(After announcing the launch of Poets.net, I received the following message from Matt K., a fellow admin at the now-closed Foetry. He was gr...
Forum Thread: Cynicism and the MFA--Successful vs. Aspiring Writers
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TomWest said: The "aspiring writer" industry has become far bigger than the "successful writer" industry, and the "...
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