Chekhov's Mistress
Poetry Magazine Gets A New Set of Clothes
The fabulously wealthy Poetry Magazine has quite a nice looking Web site that must have been unveiled within the past few days. They have always had some good tidbits of content on-line, so maybe now we’ll be able to find it (the old site was disorganized). I haven’t seen the latest issue up close and personal yet, but it looks as though they may have dressed-up the hard copy too.
This issue looks interesting on the poetry side and commentary: Ezra Pound has risen to write an essay and even Christopher Hitchens is in there with an essay, available online, where he reveals his late-night reading habits.
For the curious, Poetry has also put up all of the content from its first issue and a history of the magazine.
AND for National Poetry Month, Poetry is halving the price of subscriptions (to $17.50)
Read widely, think well, and write often
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Thanks, Bud. Their site does look great, doesn’t it. First Paris Review, now these guys.
– Seth (04/08 at 11:02 PM)
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