Touchstone Talk
Touchstone Talk
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Interviews, readings, and poetry talk connected with Touchstone, the Poetry and Art Journal of the Poetry Society of New Hampshire.
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Explores themes such as the intersection of personal experience and poetry, the role of poetry in society, and the creative process, with episodes like interviews with contemporary poets discussing their recent works and the significance of poetry during difficult times.
Interviews, readings, and poetry talk connected with Touchstone, the Poetry and Art Journal of the Poetry Society of New Hampshire.
We enjoyed the poems from issue 67.1 so much that we couldn’t resist talking in more detail about 4 of them. Editor David Banach and Associate Editor Melissa Sprague take a deep dive into four poems from Issue 67.1:
1. Cassandra Was A Far Cry From Waco by Courtney Seymour.
2. EXHIBITION by Elizabeth Acevedo.
3. Talking to Jorge Again by Marjorie Moorhead.
4. How Be Dispersed by Mary Castelli.
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