TW Poetry Spotlight
I want the blood to stay liquid, the bones never to rise again...
TW Poetry
Mary Cresswell: Math Poetry
Jan 13, 2012
Why Poets Sometimes Think in Numbers
Jan 09, 2012
Introduction by Carol Dorf
Often when I tell people about my life, they ask, 'Poetry and mathematics?'
A Nonmathematician Falls in Love
Jan 09, 2012
Essay by Elizabeth Langosy
One poem featured the Blob complaining to its mother about its lack of physical boundaries.
Carol Dorf: Math Poetry
Jan 09, 2012
TW Poetry Spotlight
At times, one eavesdrops
in an attempt to develop a theory of place....
Gertrude Stein vs. William Carlos Williams
Dec 15, 2011
Essay by Carol Dorf
Like children shuttling between the homes of divorced parents, American poets feel obliged to negotiate poetic lineages.
