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Mary Szybist Joni Kabana

Mary Szybist’s poems like religion for nonbelievers

September 22, 2016
Evan Karp
Columns, I WOULD SAY, Interview, NEWS, Out Loud

Shortly after winning the 2013 National Book Award for her second collection of poems, Incarnadine, Portland’s Mary Szybist told the Paris Review that she started…

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DRIVE AND HOPE YOU END UP SOMEPLACE ELSE: city lights presents the graywolf poetry tour with dobby gibson, d. a. powell + mary szybist

DRIVE AND HOPE YOU END UP SOMEPLACE ELSE: city lights presents the graywolf poetry tour with dobby gibson, d. a. powell + mary szybist

February 11, 2013
July Westhale
Event Review, Poetry, REVIEWS

This evening, February 5th 2013, I bore witness to three gorgeous and prolific minds as they competed gently amongst themselves for the right to play…

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