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Mentioned in 13 episodes

44 Poems on Being with Each Other

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Pádraig Ó Tuama

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Mentioned in 13 episodes

Mentioned by

Pádraig Ó Tuama

as a Poetry Unbound collection with 44 poems and 44 essays, coming out in early 2025.

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Richard Langston — Hill walk

Mentioned by

Pádraig Ó Tuama

as a poetry collection with 44 poems and 44 essays coming out in early 2025.

26 snips

Ernesto Cardenal — Give Ear to My Words (Psalm 5)

Mentioned by the speaker as a poetry collection with 44 poems and 44 essays.

20 snips

Diannely Antigua — Another Poem about God, but Really It’s about Me

Recommended by the speaker as a collection of 44 essays accompanying other people's poems.

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Denise Duhamel — How It Will End

Mentioned by

Pádraig Ó Tuama

as an upcoming poetry collection.

19 snips

Kinsale Drake — Put on that KTNN

Mentioned by the speaker as a poetry collection with 44 poems and 44 essays coming out in early 2025.

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Robert Hayden — Those Winter Sundays

Mentioned by the podcast host as his upcoming book of poems and essays.

Don McKay — Neanderthal Dig

Mentioned by the speaker as a collection of essays accompanying other people's poems.

Benjamin Zephaniah — To Michael Menson

Mentioned by the speaker as a collection of essays accompanying other people's poems.

Fady Joudah — [...]

Mentioned by the speaker as a collection of 44 essays accompanying other people's poems.

Carmen Giménez — Ars Poetica

Mentioned by

Tim Nash

as a poet whose work he's been enjoying, particularly for its accessibility and insightful analysis.

Dan McClellan - Does the Bible Say Jesus is God? (N344)

Mentioned by the podcast host as a Poetry Unbound collection with 44 poems and 44 essays coming out in early 2025.

Danielle Chapman — Trespassing with Tweens

Mentioned by

Andrew Limbong

as the editor of the anthology and speaker on the podcast.

Irish poet Pádraig Ó Tuama writes and reads poetry that speaks to the human condition

Mentioned by

Padraig O'Tuma

as his new anthology focused on human connection.

Irish poet Padraig o Tuama's new anthology focuses on pleasure and pain of connection

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