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Honoring World Poetry Day 2025
In honor of World Poetry Day 2025, here are two of my favorite poems. The first is by West Virginia poet Tom Andrews, who in addition to being a great poet was also a first-generation hemophiliac who died way too … Continue reading
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Tagged ch04 Books, poetry, Tom Andrews, W.B. Yeats, W.H Auden, world poetry day
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Questions Worth Asking (Maybe) – Poetry, paint and mysterious art edition
Why does Yeats’ poem “The Second Coming” resonates so strongly now? Poynter Institute’s Roy Peter Clark agues that’s because it always resonates. (And I would argue Auden does, too.) Yeats wrote "The Second Coming" while his wife was recovering from … Continue reading
Media Tweets: Joseph Maguire Edition (with a T.S. Eliot shout out)
A brief roundup of media news on the Twitter machine. The main focus today is on talk about Acting Intelligence Chief Joseph Maguire’s testimony because the House Intelligence Committee: Reminder: It was the Wall Street Journal that broke this story … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 4, Chapter 5
Tagged journalism, media ownership, media tweets, poetry, Wall Street Journal
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Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Raven” Printed this day in 1845
Today is the anniversary of the publication of what may be Edgar Allan Poe’s best known work, the narrative poem The Raven. It was printed on this day in 1845 in the New York Evening Mirror. The poem tells of a young … Continue reading
Thinking about W. H. Auden on a morning in early winter
I have been on sabbatical this semester after stepping down as the department chair and becoming a regular professor. I’ve been working on a variety of projects this fall – finishing up work on ancillaries for the Sixth Edition of … Continue reading