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New York State Writers Institute - Paul Muldoon
Brief information on Paul Muldoon and some of his books of poetry on the occasion of a 1998 reading Category Arts Literature Authors M Muldoon, PaulPaul Muldoon. March 12, 1998 (Thursday Paul Muldoon was born in Portadown,County Armagh, Northern Ireland in 1951. He graduated from Queen's
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Extractions: University at Albany's Uptown Campus 4:00 p.m. Afternoon Seminar, Humanities 354 Hosted by Writer-in-Residence John Montague Paul Muldoon , winner of the Irish Times 1997 Irish Literature Prize for Poetry, is one of Ireland's major contemporary poets whose work is characterized by playful humor, inventive rhyme, and multi-layered structures of meaning. His poetry collections include New Weather Why Brownlee Left Meeting the British Madoc: A Mystery The Annals of Chile New Selected Poems 1968-1994 (1996), and most recently Kerry Slides (1996). The New York Times has called him "one of the two or three most accomplished rhymers now writing the the English language" and characterized his work as "witty, oblique poetry that in the best post-modernist fashion focuses on the slippery equivocations of language itself." Paul Muldoon was born in Portadown, County Armagh, Northern Ireland in 1951. He graduated from Queen's University Belfast where Seamus Heaney was his tutor. He worked as a radio and television producer for BBC Belfast before moving to the United States in 1986. He has been the director of the Creative Writing Program at Princeton University since 1990. His next volume will be called Hay , and will feature primarily short, lyrical poems.
Paul Muldoon
Paul Muldoon's life and career Northern Irish upbringing, Belfast studies, TheGroup, New Weather, work for the BBC, teaching at Princeton, appointment as
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Extractions: A Note on Paul Muldoon At 48 years old, Paul Muldoon is the youngest of the poets currently on BTL's list. Like Seamus Heaney, he is from Northern Ireland, having been born in Portadown, Co. Armagh, and raised near a village called the Moy, which makes a number of appearances in his poems. Muldoon was educated at Queen's College, Belfast, where Heaney was then a lecturer, and where he also met some of the other of the poets who had been part of Philip Hobsbaum's 'Group'. New Weather , Muldoon's first collection of poems, appeared in 1973, when he was still a student, and it won a ringing endorsement from Heaney, who described its author as 'the most promising poet to appear in Ireland for years.' The early promise was not left unfulfilled. At three or four year intervals ever since New Weather appeared came Mules , Why Brownlee Left Quoof The Wishbone Meeting the British Madoc: A Mystery Shining Brow The Prince of the Quotidian The Annals of Chile and Hay , books in which, as Neil Corcoran has put it, "his poetry … conducts mixed marriages of various kinds … [bringing] his own family and rural background into a strangely dislocating relationship with an astonishing range of sophisticated literary, historical, and cultural allusion; it crosses contemporary Irish experience with Amerinidian Trickster mythology; it joins early Irish legend to the thrillers of Raymond Chandler; it performs some radical formal experiments with that most traditional of poetic means, the sonnet. Wily and mischievous, these conjunctions are energetic displays of a subtle, learned, and ironic intelligence, placing the reader in a constant state of interpretative alertness and insecurity."
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BBC - Radio 3 - Work In Progress: Paul Muldoon
Paul Muldoon Professor of Poetry at Oxford University and Director of CreativeWriting at Princeton University - talks about writing a long poem set in
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There were 23 matches for muldoon paul. 1 Hay Muldoon, Paul A widerangingcollection of verse by the award-winning Irish poet, Paul Muldoon.
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Extractions: Search: Welcome to arts-entertainment-recreation.com, the comprehensive search portal dedicated to the arts. We have located some of the finest art and entertainment resources from across the Web and accumulated them into a single directory. Here you can choose from a wide variety of documents, reviews, articles, and Web sites about your favorite activities. Whether you enjoy film, Broadway shows, television, books, fine art, or travel, there is something here for you. As you peruse the directory, you will notice several categories pertaining to the arts. Feel free to navigate through these categories, from broad art-related topics to specific information on selected subjects. Our search portal also gives you the option to conduct a query using our intelligent search feature. Arts Literature Authors M Muldoon, Paul Madoc - Paul Muldoon
Paul Muldoon
Paul Muldoon, who teaches INI 422H, is a staff lawyerat the Canadian EnvironmentalLaw Association (CELA) in Toronto.Prior to joining CELA in 1994, he
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Extractions: Paul Muldoon , who teaches INI 422H, is a staff lawyerat the Canadian Environmental Law Association (CELA) in Toronto.Prior to joining CELA in 1994, he represented environmental andother public interest groups in his law practice. He has writtenarticles and books on such topics as environmental rights, toxicwater pollution, biotechnology and international environmentallaw. He is the author of the Law of Intervention. He has sat onvarious advisory boards, including the Science Advisory Boardto the International Joint Commission, and the MISA Advisory Boardin Ontario, and was a member of the Environmental Bill of RightsTask Force. He is the co-editor of Canadian Environmental LawReporter. Paul has an M.A. from McMaster University, an undergraduatelaw degree from the University of Ottawa, and a Masters of Law from McGill University. E-mail: pmuldoon@web.net Send web site comments or suggestions to: Innis Environmental Studies Web staff
Walberberg 2002 - British Council Deutschland
Paul Muldoon. Paul Muldoon's poem The Birth from The Annals of Chile. PopupWindow The Birth . Paul Muldoon chaired the 17th Walberberg Seminar 2002.
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Kirjailijoita, Paul Muldoon
Paul Muldoon. Paul Muldoon on syntynyt vuonna 1951 Eglishissa, Irlannissa.Hän on tunnetuimpia irlantilaisia runoilijoita, kääntäjiä
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Extractions: Paul Muldoon on syntynyt vuonna 1951 Eglishissa, Irlannissa. Hän on tunnetuimpia irlantilaisia runoilijoita, kääntäjiä ja kirjallisuuskriitikoita. Muldoon on opiskellut kirjallisuustiedettä Belfastin yliopistossa, josta valmistuttuaan hän työskenteli jonkin aikaa radiotoimittajana. Vuonna 1985 hän muutti Yhdysvaltoihin, missä hän asuu edelleenkin. Tällä hetkellä hän opettaa Princetonin yliopistossa luovaa kirjoittamista. Teoksia: Knowing My Place New Weather Mules Names and Addresses Immram Why Brownlee Left The O-O's Party: New Year's Eve Out of Siberia Quoof The Wishbone Meeting the British Madoc: A Mystery Shining Brow The Prince of the Quotidian The Annals of Chile Six Honest Serving Men The Last Thesaurus New Selected Poems 1968-1994 (1996). Lisäksi Muldoon on toimittanut kaksi irlantilaisen runouden antologiaa ja kirjan Byronista. Kirjailijagalleria
Paul Muldoon Pages @ English Studies Leipzig, Germany
A web site about Irish poet muldoon, including a short biography, poems, bibliography and links to Category Arts Literature Authors M muldoon, paulLast updated on 13 August2001. paul muldoon. paul muldoon was born inPortadown, County Armagh, Northern Ireland, in 1951, and brought
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Extractions: Last updated on 13 August2001 Paul Muldoon Paul Muldoon was born in Portadown, County Armagh, Northern Ireland, in 1951, and brought up near the Moy - a village in an area called Collegelands. His mother Brigid was a schoolteacher and his father Patrick 'a labourer, and for some time a market gardener.' In the grammar school of St. Patrick's College in Armagh, teachers introduced him to Irish language and music, to T. S. Eliot and to The Faber Book of Modern Verse which he 'more or less learned off by heart.' At seventeen he started writing poetry, at first in Irish. When he came to Queen's University Belfast in 1969, he gave up writing in Irish because he felt he 'didn't have a real command of the language.' At Queen's, Seamus Heaney, whom he had met before and who had helped publish some of his poems, was his tutor. He joined him, Michael Longley, the critic Michael Allen, and other writers in weekly meetings where new poems were discussed. Among his fellow-students were Medbh McGuckian, Ciaran Carson and Frank Ormsby. In 1973, while still at university, his first volume of poetry, New Weather In that year, he graduated from Queen's with a bachelor's degree in English literature and started to work at BBC Belfast where he had 'somehow wangled a job' as a radio and television producer. After the death of his father in 1985, he quit his job and moved to the USA a year later. He lives there with his wife the novelist Jean Hanff Korelitz and their two children. He is Howard G.B. Clark Professor of the Humanities and Creative Writing at Princeton University where, since 1990, he has also been the director of the Creative Writing Program.
Madoc - Paul Muldoon
A review and a link to other reviews of Madoc by paul muldoon.
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Hay - Paul Muldoon
A review and a link to other reviews of Hay by paul muldoon.
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Extractions: Review Summaries Source Rating Date Reviewer Boston Globe A- Andrew Frisardi The Guardian A- Tim Kendall The LA Times B+ Meghan O'Rourke The New Republic Adam Kirsch The New Yorker Raritan B+ Spring/1999 David Wheatley TLS Nicholas Jenkins The Village Voice A Michael Coffey Virginia Q. Rev. B+ Spring/1999 World Lit. Today B- Spring/1999 William Pratt
Muldoon, Paul The Birth
48th EditionJanuary 2003 ©New York University "The Birth", appropriately, is the last of the three birth-cycle poems in The Annals of Chile, muldoon's latest collection.
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Extractions: The Birth Genre Poem Keywords Childbirth Father-Daughter Relationship Parenthood Pregnancy Summary "The Birth", appropriately, is the last of the three birth-cycle poems in The Annals of Chile, Muldoon's latest collection. The three together (all annotated in this databasesee "Sonogram" and "Footling" ) celebrate three aspects of the gestation and delivery of the poet's new daughter. Beginning with the poet's donning a scrub suit ("lime-green scrubs"), the poem quickly explodes into a festive pyrotechnics that reminds one of Gerard Manley Hopkins and Joyce: ". . . the windlass-women ply their shears / and gralloch-grub / for a footling foot, then, warming to their task, / haul into the inestimable / realm of apple-blossoms and chanterelles and damsons / and eel-spears. . . . " It takes courage and skill to carry off such a verbal tour de force but Muldoon aptly does so, charging the poem with the newness, sheer power of wonder, and joy of loving a thing for itself that his daughter's birth means to him. This is a joyous poem that can almost visibly demonstrate to students how poetry gets its job done. It may even make more than a few try their hand.
Muldoon, Paul Sonogram
Summary and brief evaluation of the book of poetry by paul muldoon.Category Arts Literature Authors M muldoon, paul Literature Annotations. muldoon, paul Sonogram. Genre, Poem.
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Extractions: Sonogram Genre Poem Keywords Childbirth Father-Daughter Relationship Parenthood Pregnancy Summary This is the first of three poems (all annotated in this database) chronicling events that culminate in the arrival of the poet's new daughter. The second, "Footling" , relates her in utero reluctance to sally forth; the last, "The Birth" , is a verbal Fourth of July celebrating the birth of Dorothy Aoife Korelitz Muldoon. "Sonogram" is a three-stanza, eight-line image of the sonogram and the images it suggests. It reminds one of Pound's famous Metro poem for its sheer economy and pictorial power. Source The Annals of Chile Publisher Edition Annotated by Ratzan, Richard M.
Fooling With Words With Bill Moyers: Paul Muldoon
Poem The Sightseers , link to biographical information.
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Paul Muldoon Pages - Bibliography
Monographs Tim Kendall paul muldoon Bridgend Seren Books, 1996. Clair Wills Readingpaul muldoon Newcastle Bloodaxe Books, 1998. Interview with paul muldoon.
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Borders Teamed With Amazon.com
An interview with paul muldoon.
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Booklist--Muldoon, Paul. Poems, 19681998.
How to subscribe to Booklist Magazine muldoon, paul. Poems, 19681998.Apr. 2001. 688p. index. Farrar, $40 (0374-12543-0). 821.
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Literary Encyclopedia
muldoon, paul. paul muldoon A short biographical profile of muldoon,with links to poems (including some translations into Spanish).
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Bandanna | Plot Synopsis
Official plot synopsis page for the Hagen and muldoon opera on the internet.
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Extractions: Bandanna is the story of a chief of police, Miguel Morales , and two officers who once served with him in Vietnam and who now serve with him in a small town on the Texas Mexican border. Jake, who is resentful of Cassidy's advancement over him, is playing a dangerous double-role as policeman and guide to successive groups of illegal immigrant workers. With the encouragement of a morally bankrupt union organizer, Kane, Jake determines to convince Morales that his wife, Mona, is having an affair with Cassidy. In the end, groundless jealousy provokes Miguel to strangle his wife with her own bandanna, shoot his colleague, and ultimately, himself. The curtain falls on this desolate scene.) PROLOGUE: A moonless night. A desert. An irrigation ditch. It is November of 1968. The ghastly red rotating lights of police cars. A handful of illegal immigrants are crawling across the border. Each carries a cellophane bag containing the skeleton-costumes and masks associated with the Day of the Dead. A uniformed Jake emerges, carrying a heavy flashlight. He shines it on the face of one of the immigrants. A moment of uncertainty. Jake embraces the leader, they shake hands. ACT 1, SCENE 1:

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