
Success has come late to May Sarton, the 80-year-old poet who feels that her prodigious verse, novels, and journals have been shunned by critics and ignored by academics.
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Success has come late to May Sarton, the 80-year-old poet who feels that her prodigious verse, novels, and journals have been shunned by critics and ignored by academics.
Summers bustle with concerts and readings, while winters provide a peaceful retreat at a northern California colony.
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Writers whose only knowledge of a language comes from a foreign dictionary are publishing inaccurate translations of poetry.
Success has come late to May Sarton, the 80-year-old poet who feels that her prodigious verse, novels, and journals have been shunned by critics and ignored by academics.
In March, Scott Walker, Graywolf's founding publisher and editor, announced his resignation.
Due to appear in late July, the 1994–95 edition of the PEN American center Grants and Awards Available to American Writers has 220 new listings.
On November 2, the Literary Community will unite nationwide in the fight against hunger with Share Our Strength, one of the nation's largest nonprofit sources of funding for hunger relief.
Protecting Artist and Their Work, a booklet published by People for the American Way—a 300,000-member, nonpartisan constitutional liberties organization—addresses questions concerning copyright law.
Susan Broadhead, the president and executive director of the Loft, who announced her resignation on April 15, will continue in her position until her replacement is chosen.