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Wombwell Rainbow Interview Series

Jordan Trethewey

Jordan Trethewey

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For those of you who don't know, OAF member extraordinaire @Paul Brookes has been conducting and curating an exhaustive and illuminating series of interviews with with dozens of poets from around the globe. Often illuminating, and always interesting, these glimpses into the murky minds of practicing poets help fellow practitioners feel not so isolated in their observational worlds.

Cozy up to your laptop and meet your new, favourite curmudgeons, and optimistic pessimists here:
https://thewombwellrainbow.com/ongoing-wombwell-rainbow-interviews-alphabetical-surname-index/
 
Jordan Trethewey said:
For those of you who don't know, OAF member extraordinaire @Paul Brookes has been conducting and curating an exhaustive and illuminating series of interviews with with dozens of poets from around the globe. Often illuminating, and always interesting, these glimpses into the murky minds of practicing poets help fellow practitioners feel not so isolated in their observational worlds.

Cozy up to your laptop and meet your new, favourite curmudgeons, and optimistic pessimists here:
https://thewombwellrainbow.com/ongoing-wombwell-rainbow-interviews-alphabetical-surname-index/
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Many thankyous for the promotion, Jordan.
 
That's like a great archive! Would be an interesting source for researchers. I appreciate @Paul Brookes for such a frustrating endeavour. I saw the name of lovely Daginne Aignand who recently passed away and I am glad to had a chance of translating her work in "Persian Sugar in English Tea". Good luck Paul.
 
Soodabeh Saeidnia said:
That's like a great archive! Would be an interesting source for researchers. I appreciate @Paul Brookes for such a frustrating endeavour. I saw the name of lovely Daginne Aignand who recently passed away and I am glad to had a chance of translating her work in "Persian Sugar in English Tea". Good luck Paul.
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Thankyou, Soodabeh. I am extremely grateful to her, that despite the pain she agreed to answer my questions. I am indebted to her. These interviews rapidly become historical documents, and as they are records of writers at various stages from novice to experienced they are markers in an authors career.
 
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