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The Process of Poetry

Rosanna McGlone

A unique collection of interviews with contemporary poets at the height of their craft. How does a subconscious thought become an award-winning poem? Journalist, Rosanna McGlone, speaks to some of the country's leading poets to find out. Don Paterson, Sean O'Brien, Gillian Clarke, and many more, exp...

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On Being with Krista Tippett

It was a book published around an exhibition of the same name, exploring the idea of poetry's influence on art, not just in content but also in the process of creation itself. The author discussed the book's aim to view poetry as a foundation for truth and metaphor, examining how this perspective shapes the artistic process.

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So this was a book that was a symbol around an exhibition called Poetry and Process.

— Episode: [Unedited] Enrique Martínez Celaya with...

Episode: [Unedited] Enrique Martínez Celaya with Krista Tip...

It was a book published around an exhibition of the same name, exploring the idea of poetry's influence on art, not just in content but also in the process of creation itself. The author discussed the book's aim to view poetry as a foundation for truth and metaphor, examining how this perspective shapes the artistic process.

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So this was a book that was a symbol around an exhibition called Poetry and Process.

And it was an interesting conversation between the creator and I about the idea of poetry when people were not just talk about poetry.

And the work we influenced by poetry, they're almost always mean the content of the work. They work their inspired by a poet and then they make the work that you have, the image, whatever.

I'm interested in poetry as a certain kind of foundation of truth, a certain work in some metaphor.

And we're trying to look at that from the point of view of the very process of making work as suggestive a point in two poetry.

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