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Tag Archives: Poems
This Is Just a Place
for Steve, in memoriam After you divorced, ten years passed before We saw each other and, By that time, ruin found me too I can’t begin to tell the story It doesn’t matter now. Let it suffice That we were … Continue reading
Posted in Commonplaces & Other Miracles
Tagged A.R. Ammons, Harmonium, in memoriam, Max Stabelin, Poems, Poetry, poets, Wallace Stevens
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Presales for Small Fires, Little Flames Coming to an End
June 16th marks Bloomsday AND the end of Presales for Small Fires, Little Flames. Coincidence? I think not… Please, if you’ve considered purchasing a copy of the book, now’s the time to follow through. Click here, and on August 11th, when … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged Adam Penna, books, chapbooks, Finishing Line Press, Little Flames, Poems, Poetry, publication, Small Fires
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On Small Fires, Little Flames
I wrote Small Fires, Little Flames while I was writing Talk of Happiness. In some ways, I see these two books as complementary, so it makes sense that they should come out, more or less, together. Plus, it suits my … Continue reading
Posted in Publications
Tagged Adam Penna, Bernini, books, chapbook, chapbooks, Creative Writing, Finishing Line Press, Little Flames, Little Songs, Lyrics to Genji, nature, Poems, Poetry, prayer, Revision, Saint Thomas, Small Fires, Talk of Happiness, The Ecstasy of Saint Teresa, The Love of a Sleeper, Writing
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Preorder Small Fires, Little Flames TODAY!
Presales for Small Fires, Little Flames begin today. Click here and preorder your copy, and it’ll ship hot off the presses on August 11th. This presale period won’t last forever. So act now! (Presale period ends June 16th, Bloom’s Day.)
Posted in Books, Publications
Tagged Adam Penna, chapbook, chapbooks, Finishing Line Press, Little Flames, Poems, Poetry, Small Fires
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Finishing Line Press to Publish “Small Fires, Little Flames”
Thanks to Leah Maines and everyone at Finishing Line Press for accepting “Small Fires, Little Flames” for publication. This is my second chapbook with Finishing Line, and I look forward to the experience.
Posted in Books, Publications
Tagged Adam Penna, chapbook, chapbooks, Finishing Line Press, Little Flames, Poems, Poetry, publications, Small Fires
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On the Novel: The Continuing Adventures…
I have been meaning to write something on my progress here for a few months, but for some reason I’m having a difficult time formulating what it is exactly I want to say. Not that I usually know what I’m … Continue reading
Posted in On the Novel
Tagged Freud, Harold Bloom, Poems, Poetry, Rilke, Shakespeare, The Novel, the writing process, Wallace Stevens, Writing
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Upcoming Reading
I will be a featured reader (reading poems) Friday, May 6th at 7 PM at The Hampton Coffee Company, 749 County Rd. 39A (next to the BMW dealer), Southampton, NY 11968. Thank you, Maggie Bloomfield for inviting me to read.
Posted in Readings
Tagged Poems, Poetry, Poetry Readings, readings, Southampton, The Hampton Coffee Company
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On Eloquence*
I don’t subscribe entirely to the notion that there is nothing new to say under the sun. Though the human predicament hasn’t changed much in the last ten thousand years – we suffer ourselves to be born, navigate through a … Continue reading
Posted in Starting from Poetry
Tagged "The Dead", Adam Penna, CG Jung, Cormac McCarthy, Eloquence, Emerson, Hamlet, Hart Crane, John Berryman, Joyce, Poems, Poetry, Shakespeare, The Road, Tim Miller
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Yays & Nays: Making Love and Meaning Out of Nothing at All*
When SKG asked me to participate in this panel (or, rather, when I volunteered), I was pretty sure I knew what I was going to talk about. Early in my career here, at Suffolk, I was told there was no difference, … Continue reading
Posted in essays, Panel Discussions, Presentations
Tagged Adam Penna, Emerson, FASCC, Fiction in the Program Era, Francis Bacon, Look Homeward Angel, Marc McGurl, NYSUT, NYU, Poems, Poetry, pragmatism, Professors on Wheels, ralph waldo emerson, Regan, Risk, Suffolk County Community College, Thomas Wolfe, Unionism
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