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After a 10-year hiatus from publishing, Norman Dubie has returned with an award-winning volume of collected and new poetry, a 400-page sci-fi poem, and his latest, Ordinary Mornings of a Coliseum.
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Nov/Dec 2004
Features
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Return From Silence: An Interview With Norman Dubie
by Mary Gannon
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The Story Collector: A Profile of Anthony Doerr
by Carolyn T. Hughes
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The World As Her Own: A Profile of Jean Valentine
by Celia Bland
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Special Section
MFA Programs
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Confessions of an MFA Application Reader
by Steve Almond
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How to Choose a Writing Program
by Sandra Hurtes
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News and Trends
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A Contest Clinker
by Kevin Larimer
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Book Tours: Can Readings Be Fun?
by Kevin Canfield
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Corgan's New Gig
by Christopher Arthur
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Grassroots Effort Saves Poetry Reviews
by Kevin Larimer
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Literary MagNet
by Kevin Larimer
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Page One: Where New and Noteworthy Books Begin
by Staff
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Small Press Points
by Kevin Larimer
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The Contester: Poetry.com Struggles for Legitimacy
by Margo Stever
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The Anatomy of Awards Annual
by Staff
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The Literary Life
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Finding Words For War: One Writer's Journey to Redemption
by Agate Nesaule
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Poets on Place: Beth Ann Fennelly in Oxford, Mississippi
by W.T. Pfefferle
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The Practical Writer
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First: Merrill Feitell's Crisis of Confidence
by Amy Rosenberg
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Printed or Published? How to Tell If Your Book's Going to Sell
by M. J. Rose
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