The Art of Tuning In.

The article "The Art of Tuning In" from the American Scholar celebrates 20 years of featuring poetry in the magazine. The poetry section showcases a single poet with an introduction by the author, presenting over 70 poets in this format. The article emphasizes the importance of engaging with a varie...

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Publicado en:American Scholar Vol. 94; no. 1; pp. 56 - 57
Autor principal: HAMMER, LANGDON
Formato: Interview
Publicado: Phi Beta Kappa Society Winter2025
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