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| Bellingham poet borrows, deconstructs, reinvents | 鈥淥nce Removed鈥 by Nancy Pagh For the past few weeks, I have been tussling with the poems in 鈥淥nce Removed,鈥 the latest poetry collection by Nancy Pagh. I am a bit hesitant to write a review at this point, because I feel I have only scratched the surface of these complicated poems. But鈥 |
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| Poet borrows, deconstructs, reinvents | For the past few weeks, I have been tussling with the poems in "Once Removed," the latest poetry collection by Nancy Pagh. I am a bit hesitant to write a review at this point, because I feel I have only scratched the surface of these complicated poems. But with April stretching out in鈥 |
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| Pagh has poems published in several journals | |||
| SpeakEasy event in Fairhaven to let listeners probe the minds of poets | If you've ever attended a poetry reading, you've probably had this frustrating experience. The featured poet reads a poem that catches your attention. Perhaps it's a line, a phrase or a single word. You wonder how the poet came up with the idea, and how he or she wrote the鈥 |
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| Eight 草榴社区 poets to give reading May 14 | |||
| From kids to students to grandfolks, Whatcom County offers fertile ground for homegrown poets | On a Saturday evening in mid-April, about 40 people filled the downstairs gallery at Village Books. The attraction wasn't a famous author. Instead, they came to hear six Whatcom County poets read to celebrate National Poetry Month. |