The Third Mind: American Collaborative Poetry & Its Roots.

This essay presents American poetry collaborations. It notes the collaborative poetry's lack of lineage and that is has not been made available. The author implies that poetry must co-exist in the public and private domains in order for it to exist. He expresses optimism of the future, viability, an...

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Publicado en:Gulf Coast: A Journal of Literature & Fine Arts Vol. 22; no. 2; pp. 241 - 249
Autor principal: Gorman, Dean
Formato: Essay
Publicado: Gulf Coast: A Journal of Literature & Fine Arts Summer/Fall2010
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