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Be in style!

Like the festival logo? Would you like to have a t-shirt as a souvenir memory of the day? Here’s your chance. Not only can you order t-shirts for men, women or children, you can order a festival tote bag or a festival mug. Support the festival and parade your  love of poetry with any of these [...]

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Joseph O. Legaspi leads an exciting group of Asian American poets

The Massachusetts Poetry Festival welcomes emerging poets in several of its events. One of those bright new stars is Joseph O. Legaspi, the co-founder of Kundiman, a nonprofit organization serving Asian American poetry.  Legaspi, author of Imago (CavanKerry Press,) is the winner of a Global Filipino Literary Award and a poetry fellowship from the New [...]

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All aboard — to the magic realm of Poetry

Mention train and many in the Boston area think of a hassle-free way to get to work. But put the word “poetry” in front of it and suddenly “train” sounds as magical as Polar Express. A true-to-life “Poetry Train” – well, poetry car – will be leaving three times on May 14 to take people [...]

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What’s the Buzz? — what’s up with the festival

  The Buzz, a new feature of masspoetry.org, is aggregating stories others have published in newsletters, blogs, newspapers, and websites about Mass Poetry and the festival. Check back often. We’ll have new material — especially if you send me links to your stories and to ones you’ve read. Send to jackie@masspoetry.com. Interview with Patricia Smith. This is an [...]

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