Tuesday, October 02, 2007

News at Eleven: The poet Elizabeth Alexander,

who is professor of African-American literature, followed him [Walter Mosley] and American studies at Yale University. Then Rafael Campo, a poet and professor at Harvard Medical School, and Mary Jo Salter, a poet and a professor at Johns Hopkins University quit. Finally at the weekend the poet William Louis-Dreyfus, the president of the board for the past six years, abruptly flounced out.

from The Independent: Poetry in commotion: poets and prejudice

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2 comments :

Anonymous said...

Walter Mosley is a fine writer !! He and James Lee Burke are the cream of mystery novelists in my opinion.

Rus Bowden said...

Hi Paul,

It'll be interesting to see tomorrow morning if he wins.

Yours,
Rus