Off the Page, Poetry Gets Personal
By presenting a poem in a new medium, the poet can bend a reader’s expectations. Readers identify with poems when they feel the poet has spoken directly to them.
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Interview with Playwright Brooke Berman
Berman’s insight has influenced my life profoundly; I reread this interview frequently, and I think about her wisdom almost every day.
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Film Review: “The Double Life of Veronique”
The Double Life of Veronique, a film by renowned Polish filmmaker Krzysztof Kiéslowski, is not so much an enigma as a dramatic celebration of the unknown.
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Shifting Shapes on Social Networks
On social networks, users learn by example. When positivity is the norm, those who post negative comments with regular frequency are generally ostracized.
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