The New Yorker: Poetry Craig Morgan Teicher Reads Forrest Gander
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Feb 20, 2019 Poet Craig Morgan Teicher reads and discusses Forrest Gander's poem 'Son,' drawing parallels to his own work. They delve into themes of mortality, emotion, myth, and familial connections. The conversation explores crafting rhyming sonnets, personal experiences with distant fathers, and the evolution and accessibility of modern poetry in cultural discussions.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Exploring the Depth of 'Sun' by Forrest Gander
01:37 • 12min
Exploration of Unspoken Conversations and Familial Distance in Poetry
13:42 • 2min
Exploring the Craft of Rhyming Sonnets
16:04 • 8min
Exploring Writing, Editorial Projects, and Poetry in Publishing
23:51 • 3min
Evolution and Accessibility of Modern Poetry Discussed
27:09 • 2min
Poetry, Cultural Discussions, and Upcoming Media Rave
29:09 • 3min