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Tate Street Podcast
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Poet Ross White reads from his new chapbook, “How We Came Upon the Colony” (Unicorn Press, 2014). The conversation travels from White’s imagined 14th colony of the New World to his foundation in imporv comedy. [Read More]
Three-Sentence Reviews
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In Sprezzatura, his latest collection of poetry, Mike Young finds strange wonder in the cultural decay of the American present. [Read More]
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Artists and their surrogates who fall into the trap of seeking recompense for every possible second use end up attacking their own best audience members for the crime of [Read More]
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Happy Friday, novelists! We conclude our discussion of technique this week with publishing's most fraught distinction: genre. [Read More]
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Elly Bookman in The New Yorker
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A Prison Wherever He Turned (Stoner by John Williams)
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So Fearsome a Blue; or, From Grandmother’s House We Go (Rock Crystal by Adalbert Stifter, trans. Elizabeth Mayer and Marianne Moore)
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Best Of TSHS
The Artists’ Predicament
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Favorite Poem Project
Favorite Poems: Islam, Hopkins
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Favorite Poem Project
Favorite Poems: Johnson, Owen
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In The Margins E14: Small, the Next Big
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Favorite Poem Project
Favorite Poems: Hopkins, Dickinson
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In The Margins E13: We do it for Love, Sonnets from Tate Street and the Favorite Poem Project
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Favorite Poem Project
Favorite Poems: Turner, Wyatt
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In The Margins E12: Writing out of Silence
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Favorite Poem Project
Favorite Poems: Browning, Keats
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In The Margins E11: Cowboys & Poets & Writers
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Favorite Poem Project
Favorite Poems: Jonson and Tagore
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In The Margins E10: Poetry, a Lifestyle Choice
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Favorite Poem Project
Favorite Poems: Wheatley, Carroll
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In The Margins E9: Sound Like Yourself: An Interview with Graywolf Press
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Favorite Poem Project
Favorite Poems: Keats, Wordsworth, Frost, Martí
Favorite Poem Project
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Beware the Jabberwock! In this installment of Favorite Poem Project documentaries, we watch a mother and daughter read Lewis Carroll's "Jabberwocky." We'll also listen to Cornelius Eady share the strength of "On Being Brought from Africa to America" by Phillis Wheatley. [Read More]
Three-Sentence Reviews
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A Prison Wherever He Turned (Stoner by John Williams)
July 22, 2017
The plot of John Williams’ 1965 novel, Stoner (NYRB Classics, 2006): Young man becomes assistant professor at University of Missouri, lives unhappy life, has undistinguished career, dies. You can hardly be blamed if you don’t find this particularly enticing, but make no mistake: Stoner (last name of the protagonist—sorry to disappoint) is a work of almost unbearable beauty. [Read More]
Tweeted Writing Prompts
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This Week’s Tweeted Writing Prompts (September 28- October 4)
October 4, 2015
Each day, we tweet fiction and poetry writing prompts to help writers loosen up and let loose. Get started with the prompts below! Follow us on twitter (@tatestreetorg) to [Read More]