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| "Ginsberg" Copyright by John Sokol |

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Pound wrote this almost a century ago, and much of his advice is still helpful. Though one must consider Pound's
own statement: "much of what most people write one simply need not bother about." It's important also to remember that much
of what Ezra Pound wrote, "one simply need not bother about." But in between long ranting passages, Pound has almost
miraculous moments of clarity. A master of the self-evident statement, his best advice seems true simply because
it makes such obvious sense when considered.
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Copper Canyon Press has a number of articles on its site for poets, including "How to Avoid the Slush Pile" and "Do's
and Don'ts of Cover Letters"
This is a very well written bit of advice from Dr. Brady, which even more experienced poets could learn from.
The Intentional Fallacy
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