Grace Cavalieri

Grace Cavalieri has written several books of poems, and produced plays. New books are Navy Wife, and Sounds Like Something I Would Say (2010). Previously published is Anna Nicole: Poems, winner of the 2009 Paterson Award for Literary Excellence. Her play now in development is "Anna Nicole: Blonde Glory." She holds the Allen Ginsberg Award for poetry, the Pen Syndicated Fiction Award, the Bordighera Poetry Award, the Columbia Award, a CPB Silver Medal among others. She produces "The Poet and the Poem" from the Library of Congress for public radio. She is also the 2013 recipient of the Association of Writers and Writing Programs George Garrett Award "for Outstanding Community Service in Literature and for her dedication to helping the next generation of writers find their way as artists and literary professionals."

33 entries by Grace Cavalieri

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A monthly feature that looks at books of and about poetry.

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A monthly feature that looks at books of and about poetry: this month, a special edition for National Poetry Month.

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A monthly column reviewing recent books of poems and books about poetry.

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A monthly feature, by Grace Cavalieri, highlighting books of poetry and books about poets.

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A monthly column looking at books of poems and poetry, written by Grace Cavalieri.

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A monthly column looking at books of poems and poetry, written by Grace Cavalieri.

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A monthly column looking at books of poems and poetry, written by Grace Cavalieri.

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A monthly column looking at books of poems and poetry, written by Grace Cavalieri

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Monthly Poetry reviews by Grace Cavalieri

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The third and final part of our Summer Poetry Round Up by Grace Cavalleri.

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Today we're featuring Part 2 of the Summer Poetry Round Up.

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Let Us Now Praise Summer Reading. These books are the result of summer reading and a residency at Toad Hall Writer's Retreat.

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August Exemplars features a new book by Jorie Graham and a list of recommended books that make significant contributions, and are Exemplars for the Collector's Choice.

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A monthly column by Grace Cavalieri reviewing new books of poetry.

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Grace Cavalieri's column this month looks at poets Mark Strand, Traci Brimhall, Jonathan Galassi, Campbell McGrath, and Vladimir Nabokov. Very honorably mentioned are Dennis Barone’s Parallel Lines; and Villanelles edited by Annie Finch and Marie-Elizabeth Mali.

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From his confinement in a prison cell, a Nobel Prize-winning poet reflects on Tiananmen and the human-rights struggle in China.

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A monthly column reviewing recent books of poems and books about poetry.

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A monthly column reviewing recent books of poems and books about poetry.

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A monthly column reviewing recent books of poems and books about poetry.

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Special edition of a monthly column reviewing recent books of poems and books about poetry.

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A monthly column reviewing recent books of poems and books about poetry.

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A monthly column reviewing recent books of poems and books about poetry.

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This column presents monthly reviews of books of poems and books about poetry.

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Dovetail

Jeremy Hughes

The Welsh writer gives us a novel seen through the eyes of a vindictive esthete/serial killer.

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This column presents monthly reviews of books of poems and books about poetry.

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This haunting collection by a “philosopher poet” is a conversation with himself.

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This column presents monthly reviews of books of poems and books about poetry.

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Bohemian Girl

Terese Svoboda

Svoboda’s new novel is the Bohemian answer to Willa Cather’s My Antonia.

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Come, Thief: Poems

Jane Hirshfield

Poetry of the spirit and of large ideas, with a light hand.

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Grace Cavalieri reviews Seeing Stars by Simon Armitage, the new black by Evie Shockley, and Solar Throat Slashed (Soleil cou coupé) by Aime’ Cesaire.

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Drawing on his wide-ranging travels, poet Forrest Gander considers the transfer of feelings between cultures.

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Traveling Light

Linda Pastan

In this latest poetry collection from a lyrical master, “tension trembles below a tranquil surface.”