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Rodger Kamenetz: March 2004
It's often been said that poetry and prayer are intimately related to each other, that they are, indeed, analogous. Both are forms of consecrated speech, language intensified, shaped, and offered up.
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Dick Allen: February 2004
Dick Allen has long been at the center of the movement known as Expansive Poetry. While it may not be as catchy as, say, "Beat," the word "expansive" has all the right connotations: in particular, a widening of vision and spirit.
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Diane Glancy: December 2003
Diane Glancy is a Christian writer of German and Native American extraction. She explains her writing by pointing out that she works in the in-between: between genres, identities, systems of belief.
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J.A.C. Redford: November 2003
J.A.C. Redford is an equal opportunity composer. The music that flows from his mind and heart can take shape as a piano quartet, a Christmas oratorio, or a film score for The Mighty Ducks 3.
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BH Fairchild: October 2003
"A low prairie wind whistles through B.H. Fairchild's new volume of poetry," writes one critic of Early Occult Memory Systems of the Lower Midwest.
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Issue 57
The sculpture of Richard Serra, Franz Wright on the Gospels, interview with Ron Hansen, fiction by Pinckney Benedict
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