Thirteen on Form Conversations with Poets

Thirteen on Form Conversations with Poets by William Baer, published by Measure Press in October 2016, is a 360-page exploration of the formalist literary revival that emerged in the last two decades of the 20th century. This edition presents a series of interviews with notable poets, primarily from the Baby Boom generation, who played a crucial role in this movement, addressing various poetic issues and the evolution of their craft.
Readers will find insightful discussions that delve into the nuances of poetry and the significance of form in the context of contemporary literary practices. The book highlights the contributions of key figures in the metrical revival, offering a platform for their perspectives on the challenges and triumphs of their artistic journeys. With its focus on literary criticism and poetry, this collection serves as a valuable resource for those interested in understanding the dynamics of poetic expression and the ongoing relevance of formalism in today’s literary landscape.
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In the final two decades of the last century, a group of young poets, mostly Americans from the Baby Boom generation, initiated, rather tentatively and gradually, a formalist literary revival. Given the status quo of those times, it was no small accomplishment, and the literary revival continues to this day. The interviews in this book discuss a wide range of poetic issues with many of the most significant figures in the metrical revival.
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