Beware of low-flying poetry.

The article highlights the 2007 Auckland Writers Festival in New Zealand. The author recalls the performance of Shane Koyczan, a Canadian poet, on a full house in the Aotea Centre's NZI Lower Room. It is noted that the pillar of the festival is that onstage chat where one or more writers provide a l...

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Publicado en:New Zealand Books Vol. 17; no. 3; p. 12
Autor principal: Larsen, David
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Publicado: Peppercorn Press Charitable Trust Spring2007
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