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Kevin Goodan

Kevin Goodan was raised in Montana, and fought forest fires for many years. He attended the University of Montana, and the University of Massachusetts-Amherst. His first book, In The Ghost-House Acquainted was published by Alice James Books in 2004, and received the L.L. Winship/PEN New England Award for 2005. Alice James Books published his second collection, Winter Tenor, in spring 2009.

Posted on December 22, 2006 6:45 AM

• For Llamas
• His Voice Had Grown Softer Each Day
• Near the Heart of Happening
• Come You White Mare, Come Striding
• In the Ghost-House Acquainted
• Between Brightness and Weight
• How It Is to Go On as One of the Not Chosen
• (To crave what the light does crave)
• (The day spools up its turbines of light)
• (The first sturdy bee)
• Kevin Goodan Q&A on form
• Kevin Goodan Q&A on becoming interested in poetry
• Kevin Goodan Q&A on the most pleasureable aspect of writing
• Kevin Goodan Q&A with advice for young writers
• Kevin Goodan Q&A on reading his poems aloud when he writes
• Kevin Goodan Q&A recommends three poets
• Kevin Goodan

 

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