Some Holy Weight in the Village Air is the July 2006 selection for the Book of the Month by The CT Poet, which highlights a book by a Connecticut author each month.
Our New Titles
Ira Joe Fisher: Some Holy Weight in the Village Air
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Recommended Reading
Maxine Hong Kingston: To Be the Poet (The William E. Massey Sr. Lectures in the History of American Civilization)
A treasure from a writer who is a treasure.William Packard: The Poet's Dictionary : A Handbook of Prosody and Poetic Devices
The only one you really need. Filled with examples for each entry.William Packard: The Art of Poetry Writing : A Guide For Poets, Students, & Readers
The closest thing to having been in Packard's class.
Book Tour: Some Holy Weight in the Village Air
- Ira Joe Fisher takes his new book of poetry, Some Holy Weight in the Village Air, on the road with a series of readings, talks, and appearances. Share with us some photos from these events!
Sites to Visit
- archipelago books
A not-for-profit literary press dedicated to promoting cross-cultural exchange through international literature in translation - Athanata Arts - blog
Check here for our most recent news & forthcoming projects! - Athanata Arts, Ltd.
Back to our Home Page - Brilliant Minds
Companion site to Prof. Peter Arcese's literature course - Mythologos
Interpretations of Ancient Greek Mythology - New York Quarterly - Poetry Magazine
"... an amazing, intelligent, crazy, creative, strange, and indispensable magazine." - James Dickey - phanopticon
photos - poetscraft.com
Craft of poetry as taught by William Packard - presents support materials for poets as well as readers and teachers of poetry
Course Blogs
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