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Giving Thanks for a Successful 2012 Dodge Poetry Festival
November 9, 2012From October 11th through the 14th, the city of Newark was full of people from thirty-four states and several foreign countries who’d come together to celebrate the written and spoken word. During those four days and in the weeks since, we’ve received … Continue reading
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Poetry: Raúl Zurita, 2012 Festival Poet
September 25, 2012Raúl Zurita, winner of the National Literature Prize of Chile and the Pablo Neruda Prize, is one of the most widely acclaimed Latin American poets writing today. He is also one of the most innovative, experimental and controversial. But when … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 dodge poetry festival, Chile, Pinochet, Raul Zurita
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