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Editors Christian Wiman and Don Share go inside the pages of Poetry, talking to poets and critics, debating the issues, and sharing their poem selections with listeners.
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The Effect of Small Things

Poems from Marie Ponsot, Laura Kasischke, Todd Boss, Campbell McGrath, and Kathleen Jamie; plus C.K. Williams on the foreboding of environmental doom.

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Todd Boss
Kathleen Jamie
Laura Kasischke
Campbell McGrath
Marie Ponsot
C. K. Williams

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01/01/2010 Listen Are Poets Lazy Bastards? Carmine Starnino
Mary De Rachewiltz
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12/01/2009 Listen Poems Can Stop Bulldozers Valzhyna Mort
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10/01/2009 Listen We Live in a Time Full of Love A. V. Christie
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06/01/2009 Listen The Dark Has No Teeth Thom Gunn
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05/01/2009 Listen Rhapsodies and Rude Epics Inger Christensen
Hanoch Levin
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04/01/2009 Listen Bringing a Different Music Into English  
02/27/2009 Listen You're Always Moving Toward Silence John Ashbery
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