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Title: On creative writing programs.(Letters)(Letter to the editor)
Author: Heather McHugh
Publication: American Scholar (Magazine/Journal)
Date: March 22, 2007
Publisher: Thomson Gale
Volume: 76Issue: 2Page: 6(1)

Article Type: Letter to the editor

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Contributors to this issue include: Mary Jo Bang, DanBeachy-Quick, Geoff Becker, Brian Blanchfield, Debra Bruce, LucyCorin, Lisa Croneberg, Olena Kalytiak Davis, Chard deNiord, TimothyDonnelly, Jenny Factor, Ian Ganassi, Debora Greger, Marilyn Hacker(translator), Matt Hart, Bob Hicok, Sean Hopkinson, Jay Hopler,Christine Hume, Catherine Ryan Hyde, R.J. Keeler, Aeron Kopriva, JulieLarios, Vicki Lindner, Claire Malroux, Kathryn Maris, Jerry Mason,Glyn Maxwell, Kevin McFadden, Medbh McGuckian, Matthew McIntosh,D.C. Miller, Eric Miller, Paul Muldoon, Les Murray, Muriel Nelson,Heidi Lynn Nilsson, Geoffrey O'Brien, Linden Ontjes, Julie Orringer,Sharim Rainwater, David Ray, Robin Robertson, Mathew Rohrer, AmandaSchaffer, Thom Schramm, Dani Shapiro, David Shields, Charles Simic,Ron Strauss, Stephanie Strickland, Mark Svenvold, Larissa Szporluk,Gene Tanta, Karen Volkman, Liz Waldner, Joe Wenderoth, JasonWhitmarsh, Eliot Khalil Wilson, Scott Withiam, Dean Young, MarthaZweig ... Read more

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BOMB 92, Summer 2005, featuring: Interviews with Paul Chan by Nell McClister, Susan Wheeler by Robert Polito, Allan Sekula by Edward Dimendberg, George Steel by William Wegman, Luc Tuymans and Kerry James Marshall, Miranda July by Rachel Kushner, Tony Conrad by Jay Sanders, Carolyn Cantor by Betsy Sussler, and Heather McHugh by Matthea Harvey. Essays by Don Shillingburg on Beth Campbell, Saul Ostrow on Paul Ramirez Jonas, and Nancy A. Barton on Sue De Beer. Fiction & Poetry by Mary Morris, Patricia Spears Jones, Elana Greenfield, Micheal O'Keefe, Peter Orner, Mark Swartz, Susan Wheeler, Heather McHugh, and Mark Magill. ... Read more

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1992. Introduced by Robert Pinsky.Listeners to this recording will be dazzled by the poetry of Heather McHugh and Gerald Stern: the energy, the wit, the inventiveness, and, as Robert Pinsky says in his introduction, the "element of spiritual fire" that fuels this lively reading.In between epigraphs, proverbs, anecdotes, and laughter, McHugh reads from her selected poems, Hinge & Sign, and Stern, winner of the 1999 National Book Award, reads poems from his eighth book, Bread Without Sugar.Length: 73 min.Track List Heather McHugh1. Introduction by Robert Pinsky2. Mr. Pinsky reads "Shades" (McHugh)3. Epilogue to "Shades"4. Ms. McHughs introductory remarks5. Introduction to "Acts of God"6. I. Tornado7. II. Lightning8. Introduction to Two St. Petersburgs9. I. Russia10. II. Florida11. Numberless12. Coming13. Introduction to "Connubial"14. Connubial15. Introduction to "To Go"16. To Go17. Introduction to "What He Thought"18. What He Thought Gerald Stern19. Introduction by Robert Pinsky20. Introduction to "Sylvia"21. Sylvia22. Introduction to "First Day of Spring"23. First Day of Spring24. Introduction to "Grinnell, Iowa"25. Grinnell, Iowa26. Introduction to "What It Is Like"27. What It Is Like28. I Would Call It Derangement29. Red with Pink30. Introduction to "Ducks are for Happiness"31. Ducks are for Happiness32. The Thought of Heaven ... Read more

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