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THE HUNT FOR HEINRICH BOLL

Posted on July 11, 2012 by Black Coffee Poet

The Hunt For Heinrich Boll By Jorge Antonio Vallejos When I used to steal cars (at night) I would wear black shoes, pants, shirts, gloves, and a black hat, sometimes a tuke or a black ski mask. A matching black … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged "18 Stories" by Heinrich Boll, "A Man" by Oriana Fallaci, "And Never Said A Word" by Heinrich Boll, "Biliards At Half Past Nine" by Heinrich Boll, "Children Are Civilians Too" by Heinrich Boll, "Poets and Writers Magazine", "The Last Honor of Katharina Blum" by Heinrich Boll, "The Music School" by John Updike, "The Narrows" by Michael Connelly, "The Safety Net" by Heinrich Boll, "The Same Door" by John Updike, "Wylah Falls" by George Elliott Clarke, Black Coffee Poet, Car theft, George Elliott Clarke, Heinrich Boll, https://blackcoffeepoet.com/, John Updike, Michael Connelly, Oriana Fallaci, The New Yorker | 1 Comment

INTERVIEW WITH ITALIAN-CANADIAN FEMINIST POET SONIA DI PLACIDO

Posted on March 23, 2011 by Black Coffee Poet

BCP: Why poetry? SDP: Why any medium? I have always been drawn to written mediums that create a rhythmic dialogue between or among humans. Communication, exploration of language, the senses and sentiment. I am a poet and playwright by nature … Continue reading →

Posted in Poetry | Tagged "Vulva Magic" by Sonia Di Placido, Anti-Femisim, Black Coffee Poet, feminism, Feminist poetry, http://bla, London Times, MFA in Creative Writing, Sonia Di Placido, The New Yorker, Vulva Magic | 2 Comments

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THE HUNT FOR HEINRICH BOLL

INTERVIEW WITH ITALIAN-CANADIAN FEMINIST POET SONIA DI PLACIDO

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