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Atwood, Margaret
Margaret Atwood was born November 18, 1939, in Ottawa, Ontario. She is the author of many fiction and non-fiction books, including 'The Handmaid's Tale', 'Cat's Eye', and 'Bodily Harm'. Her latest book is 'The Blind Assassin'.
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A Poetry-Lover's Guide to the World Wide Web
- Personal collection of links to online texts and resources of traditional and "imagist" poetry.
Aha! Poetry
- Consists of a resource for writers and readers of poetry, emphasizing Asian and orientalizing forms such as cinquain, ghazal, haiku, renga, sijo and tanka.
DayPoems
- A random walk through eight centuries of English-language verse, updated daily. Visitors can add their poems by email, and webmasters can link to individual poems. Indexed by poet and title. Illustrated.
EnviroArts
- Emphasizes the literary and visual arts in relation to nature, with poetry and essays by contemporary authors (culled mostly from the pages of Orion and Orion Afield magazines--which co-sponsor this site) and information on historic naturalism and naturalist literature.
Erin's Poetry Palace
- A personal website devoted to poetry, these pages include several sections devoted to specific poets, a large selection of texts of favorite poems, essays on the reading, study and discussion of poems, and a small but discriminating selection of links to poetry-related websites on the Internet.
Fooling with Words
- Website for the PBS television special hosted by Bill Moyers includes performances and interviews with some of America's most accomplished poets.
Glossary of Literary and Rhetorical Terms
- A brief glossary of literary terms, focusing on poetic terms in particular.
Glossary of Poetic Terms
- "A unique guide for the study of poetry, with an extensive range of definitions, cross-references between related terms, informative sidelights, hyperlinked keywords, phonetic pronunciation guides and numerous examples."
Inspired Poems
- A bilingual English and German anthology of poems inspired by other poems and poets.
Modern Poets - University of Vermont
- An introduction to the reading of poetry, with short introductions to several well known modern poets and audio files with discussions or readings of their works.
Passions in Poetry
- Archive of contemporary and user-submitted poetry with categories dedicated to love, sadness, friendship and life.
Poetry at BellaOnline
- Resource offers archived features, categorized links and recommended reading.
Tangerine
- Includes sections on poetic forms, famous poets, links to poetry related resources.
The Academy of American Poets
- Organization presenting poems, biographies of poets, historical and thematic poetry exhibits, events calendars, discussion forums and contest information.
Wikipedia: Poetry
- Article discussing the nature of the form, its history, terminology and the different traditions.
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