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Chard deNiord
Poet Laureate of Vermont (2015-2019)
ESSAYS
Can Poetry Save America Plume
The Trouble with Poetry The Cortland Review
Some Thoughts on Hybrid, Liminal, and Prose Poetry Blurred Lines
The Other Plume
Writing Without Paper: Vermont's Poet Laureate
The State Of Reading In America The Valley News
On Poetry: Frost, 'Birches' and the Sublime The Valley News
Swimming In the Drowned River of Contemporary American Poetry The Valley News
In Westminster West, How Poetry Carries The News The Valley News
On Poetry, Looking Out From A Poem's Two Story Window The Valley News
American Readers Have A Love/Hate Relationship WithPoetry The Valley News
Like A Book At Evening... Cortland Review
Ode To Tom Lux Cortland Review
5 Poems Cortland Review
Chard deNiord on Tom Lux Plume
Like a Book at Evening Cortland Review
The Trouble With Poetry Cortland Review
The Sublime Irrationality of Love Cortland Review
Resistance and Independence in Contemporary American Poetry Cortland Review
The Teasing Corners of Oblivion, On the Career of Ruth Stone Green Mountain Review
James Wright Literary Encyclopedia
Silence Amidst the Crowd, A Reading of Philip’s Levine’s “The Simple Truth” and “Call It Music,” Literary Imagination
For Each Ecstatic Moment Poetry International
The Place Where You Lie, A Reading of James Wright’s ‘To the Muse New England Review
Electric Poetics Poets and Writers
Sad Friend The Harvard Review
The Man Who Remembers His Shoes, Charles Simic The Harvard Review
Peter Balakian and the Poetry of Witness, a Reply AGNI 41
In the Divide, Skeptic, Master, Stung Pilgrim The New England Review
The High Place Of American Poetry, the Problem with Witness AGNI 39
Gerald Stern The Dictionary of Literary Biography
The Nature Of Voice The Associated Writing Programs Chronicle
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