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Poet Sophie Foster awarded $77k Sophie Kerr Prize at Washington College - Vimarsana News

Poet Sophie Foster awarded $77k Sophie Kerr Prize at Washington College

CHESTERTOWN — Amongst a hushed and eager crowd, Washington College senior Sophie Foster was named the winner of this year’s prestigious Sophie Kerr Prize.

Magazine Stand :: The Kenyon Review - Spring 2024 - Vimarsana News

Magazine Stand :: The Kenyon Review - Spring 2024

Literary magazines offer readers the newest in fiction, nonfiction, poetry, art, photography, and comics. Read more at NewPages.com!

Terry Anderson, journalist and former hostage, was also a poet and a friend - Vimarsana News

Terry Anderson, journalist and former hostage, was also a poet and a friend

I knew about Terry Anderson as early as 1974, before his kidnapping a decade later by Shiite Muslims in Lebanon, where he remained a hostage for 2,454 days, suffering mental and physical torture. I worked as a reporter for United Press International. Terry worked for our competitor, The Associated Press. We knew him by reputation […] The post Terry Anderson, journalist and former hostage, was also a poet and a friend appeared first on Iowa Capital Dispatch.

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Hadara Bar-Nadav to read at next Salina Spring Poetry event on Tuesday - Vimarsana News

Hadara Bar-Nadav to read at next Salina Spring Poetry event on Tuesday

Spring Poetry Series SubmittedThe 40th Salina Spring Poetry Series, sp

Author Open Studios: President of Northern Arizona Book Festival and poet, Margarita Cruz - Vimarsana News

Author Open Studios: President of Northern Arizona Book Festival and poet, Margarita Cruz

Flagstaff’s beloved writer and literary citizen, Margarita Cruz writes poems from a broken desk, at sunrise.