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Tag Archives: Maureen Hynes
IT’S ABOUT COMMUNITY, NOT COMPETITION #2
It’s About Community, Not Competition Part 2 By Jorge Antonio Vallejos For the last week and a half I’ve been writing about a poem that I had commissioned by a group of student lawyers from University of Toronto and York … Continue reading
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Tagged Aboriginal Literature, Aboriginal writers, Collaboration, Community, Daniel Heath Justice, Lee Maracle, Marilyn Dumont, Maureen Hynes, Mentoring, Native American writers, poetry, Simon Ortiz, Whitney French, Working Together, writing, writing groups, Writing mentors
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MY FIRST MONTH OF THE END OF THE WORLD: JANUARY 2012
My First Month Of The End Of The World: January 2012 By Jorge Antonio Vallejos It’s a gray day and my T.V has a dark show on: The First 48. I have no idea why I watch it. It’s always … Continue reading
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Tagged "A Difficult Beauty" by David Groulx, "Narcissus Unfolding" by Jim Nason, "Yusuf and the Lotus Flower" by Doyali Farah Islam, Anishinabek News, Black Coffee Poet, David Groulx, Doyali Farah Islam, Duke Redbird, https://blackcoffeepoet.com/, Jim Nason, Jorge Antonio Vallejos, Maureen Hynes, MY FIRST MONTH OF THE END OF THE WORLD: JANUARY 2012, MY FIRST MONTH OF THE END OF THE WORLD: JANUARY 2012 by Jorge Antonio Vallejos, The First 48, XTRA!
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NARCISSUS UNFOLDING
Narcissus Unfolding By Jim Nason Reviewed by Jorge Antonio Vallejos Toronto poet Maureen Hynes told me about Jim Nason last year. She spoke of him with kindness and reverence. I remember her saying, “good poet,” after his name as she … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged "At The Vienna Cafe" by Jim Nason, "Atlantic Turtles" by Jim Nason, "Black Ice" by Jim Nason, "Endurance" by Jim Nason, "Insomnia" by Jim Nason, "John Ashbery" by Jim Nason, "Kind Snow" by Jim Nason, "Laneway Home" by Jim Nason, "Loquacious" by Jim Nason, "Montreal, "Narcissus Unfolding" by Jim Nason, "Waiting at Chester Station" by Jim Nason, "Weather Girl" by Jim Nason, "What I Didn't Tell The Insurance Agent" by Jim Nason, Black Coffee Poet, https://blackcoffeepoet.com/, Jim Nason, Jorge Antonio Vallejos, Maureen Hynes, Queer Poetry, Two In The Morning" by Jim Nason
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TORONTO POET MAUREEN HYNES READS HER POETRY
I first met Maureen Hynes at a Toronto Women’s Bookstore event. I recognized her from a photo on the net. I was just curious to see who the editor was who chose my poem No Les Da Verguenza for publication in Our … Continue reading
INTERVIEW WITH TORONTO POET MAUREEN HYNES
Maureen Hynes has published three books of poetry, Rough Skin (Wolsak and Wynn) Harm’s Way (Brick Books), Marrow, Willow (Pedlar Press) and is working on a fourth. She has twice been selected for the Banff Writers’ Studio and in 2007, a selection of her … Continue reading
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Tagged "Harm's Way" by Maureen Hynes, "Letters From China" by Maureen Hynes, "Marrow, "Marrow Willow" by Maureen Hynes, "Our Times: Canada's Independent Labour Magazine", "Rough Skin" by Maureen Hynes, Adrienne Rich, Art Gallery of Ontario, Black Coffee Poet, Copper Canyon Press, Don McKay, Erin Moure, Frederico Garcia Lorca, George Brown College, Gwendolyn Macewen, Helen Humphreys, https://blackcoffeepoet.com/, Jack GIlbert, Jane Hershfeld, Jane Kenyon, Jeanette Winterson, John Steffler, Libby Sheier, Maureen Hynes, Pablo Neruda, Paulette Jiles, Pedlar Press, Philip Levine, Rhea Tregebov, Ronna Bloom, Roo Borson, Tomas Transtromer
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MARROW, WILLOW
Marrow, Willow By Maureen Hynes Reviewed by Jorge Antonio Vallejos Marrow, Willow, Maureen Hynes third collection of poems stays true to its title: it goes deep while remaining flexible. It’s a bit different than her first two collections Rough Skin, … Continue reading
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Tagged "After Rising" by Maureen Hynes, "Christie Pits" by Maureen Hynes, "Clapping" by Maureen Hynes, "Crabapple Jelly 1" by Maureen Hynes, "Crabapple Jelly 2" by Maureen Hynes, "Fold" by Maureen Hynes, "Harm's Way" by Maureen Hynes, "Marrow, "Marrow Willow" by Maureen Hynes, "Mouchoir" by Maureen Hynes, "Our Times: Canada's Independent Labour Magazine", "Take This My Body" by Maureen Hynes, "The Hanged Man" by Maureen Hynes, "Tradind Blue" by Maureen Hynes, "Wedding, 1927" by Maureen Hynes, Black Coffee Poet, Frederico Garcia Lorca, Gwendolyn Macewen, https://blackcoffeepoet.com/, John Berger, Jorge Antonio Vallejos, Maureen Hynes, Pablo Neruda, Rebecca Belmore, Willow" by Maureen Hynes, Yehuda Amichai
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