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Category: Poetry and Translation
Borrowed Words: by Bonnie McClellan
Tango: Anonimo
RESPONDRE/REPRENDRE/VODAFONE (love song of the SMS): by Bonnie McClellan
Grandpa’s Orchids: by Brad Frederiksen
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To read more poetry and other interesting musings by Brad Frederickson click HERE to access his blog at Maekitso’s Cafe.
To hear Brad reading a few of his own poems click HERE to access his Podbean site.
Listen to Kiersty Boon’s fine podcast of Brad’s striking poem, “Reparation” HERE.
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A Robin / To Robin: by Tom McClellan
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To read more work by Tom, click check out DOT TOM CAFE.
Tom’s novel REFLECTIONS FROM MIRROR CITY can be found by clicking HERE.
To read Tom’s blog which he shares with his English students, click HERE.
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My English Neighbors Next Door to Spoon River: by Jere Schaefer
Japanese Joinery: by Bonnie McClellan
Flux: by Bonnie McClellan
there is no first word: by Paul Squires
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Listen to Paul reading his own work for the NPR broadcast: WORDSALAD
Read more of Paul’s work at GINGATAO including interesting and playful thoughts about translation of cross-cultural metrical requirements in this POST.
Bonnie McClellan-Broussard 