Tag Archives: Fanny Howe

Poetry Friday: Fanny Howe, 2012 Festival Poet

Posted on August 3, 2012 by Martin Farawell, Program Director, Poetry

Listen to Fanny Howe read “Scrape and Bell” for an introduction to her poetry and voice. Fanny Howe is part of a long line of poets who care deeply about exploring how and where the inner life intersects with the … Continue reading →

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Poetry Friday: 2012 Festival Main Stage Reading Line Up

Posted on May 18, 2012 by Rebecca Gambale

Thursday Evening October 11th Poetry Sampler Amiri Baraka Eavan Boland Henri Cole Nikky Finney Terrance Hayes Juan Felipe Herrera Jane Hirshfield Fanny Howe Kurtis Lamkin Dorianne Laux Ada Limón Thomas Lux Gregory Orr Patricia Smith Arthur Sze Natasha Trethewey C.K. … Continue reading →

Posted in Poetry, Poetry 2012 Festival | Tagged Ada Limon, Amiri Baraka, Arthur Sze, C.K. Williams, Dorianne Laux, Eavan Boland, Fanny Howe, gregory orr, Henri Cole, Jane Hirshfield, Juan Felipe Herrera, Kurtis Lamkin, Natasha Trethewey, Nikky Finney, Patricia Smith, philip levine, poet laureate, Poetry Archives, Poetry Sampler, Raul Zurita, Terrance Hayes, Thomas Lux | Leave a comment