Pete Seeger May 3, 1919-January 27, 2014 by Herbert Weiner

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Pete Seeger

May 3, 1919-January 27, 2014

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Musical artist
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POETRY MONDAY: January 6, 2014

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 Juditha Dowd

 

Happy New Year, everyone!

Our first poet of 2014, Juditha Dowd,  grew up in Caldwell, New Jersey, and on the Jersey shore and wrote her first poem when she was eight years old, in third grade.  She never stopped, but didn’t pursue publishing until many years later, after her children were grown.  In her working life, she had many different careers- everything from advertising (in the Mad Men era) to designing Continue reading POETRY MONDAY: January 6, 2014

POETRY MONDAY: December 2, 2013 Colette Inez

 

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Colette Inez

Colette Inez has published ten books of poetry and received Guggenheim, Rockefeller and two NEA fellowships and Pushcart prizes.  She is widely anthologized and taught at Columbia University for many years.  Her shocking, beautiful and heartbreaking memoir of long-held secrets and a child’s resilience, The Secret of M. Dulong,  (University of Wisconsin Press)  appeared in 2005. A new collection, The Luba Poems, will be published late next year by Continue reading POETRY MONDAY: December 2, 2013 Colette Inez