Digital Anthology of Homage to the Poets. We proudly publish from Paris, France.

Paris, France
We are extremely proud to announce the publication of Hymn for the Living Poet Volume IV. verseofapril.com/hymn-for-th…
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Our film, Richard Dailey: inciting revery, will finally be released online for Thanksgiving, Nov 28! But if you can't wait until then, just subscribe to our YouTube channel and DM us for a private link to watch it now! ➡ youtube.com/@parisheretics
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Thank you, @Dalai_Mama_ , for the incredible experience of hearing your work and meeting your artistic universe last night. Your movement through research and poem-making as a continuation of the vast legacy of Black ecologies and literary expressions is completely inspiring.
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Tonight, with @Dalai_Mama_. 19h30, Rerenga Wines in the 10th. 🪩🖤
We are excited to welcome Joy Priest (@Dalai_Mama_) to the Mnemosynes stage on Thursday, October 31st at 19h30 at Rerenga Wines (3 rue de la Fidélité). Hope you can turn out, Paris!
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We are excited to welcome Joy Priest (@Dalai_Mama_) to the Mnemosynes stage on Thursday, October 31st at 19h30 at Rerenga Wines (3 rue de la Fidélité). Hope you can turn out, Paris!
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I'm looking for your favorite bilingual or multilingual essays (that use English as a base language). I'm also interested in finding texts that deal with not-yet-translated works. I would love to start an exchange in this thread and promise to share more discoveries as I read. 📚
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reminder to ask myself: are you writing your poems or someone else’s? are you writing your poems or a static notion of Poetry? are you writing your old poems or your new poems? are you writing to write again what you think was your best poem or to be surprised by what you find?
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We’re interested in finding these too. And maybe publishing yours — !
I'm looking for your favorite bilingual or multilingual essays (that use English as a base language). I'm also interested in finding texts that deal with not-yet-translated works. I would love to start an exchange in this thread and promise to share more discoveries as I read. 📚
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We are open for book essays and interviews! Pitch us, submit finished pieces. More information on our site. We hope to read you soon.
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So grateful to the marvelous Mnemosynes for having me, and to the insightful, brilliant audience that came (one of the most delightful Q&As I’ve ever done!)
An absolute pleasure to reopen Mnemosynes this year with @marissa_b_davis as our first guest. Thank you, Marissa, for bringing us to attention — in the act of naming, in the reckoning with the named, in the hope for future languages. We loved seeing you all.
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An absolute pleasure to reopen Mnemosynes this year with @marissa_b_davis as our first guest. Thank you, Marissa, for bringing us to attention — in the act of naming, in the reckoning with the named, in the hope for future languages. We loved seeing you all.
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Delighted to be reading with Mnemosynes this Saturday—if you’re in Paris, would love to see you there!
We are pleased to kick off this year's season of Mnemosynes with @marissa_b_davis, newly returned to Paris. Join us on Saturday, September 21st, to hear her read poems from her forthcoming collection. Q & A to follow.
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Here is @ChrisPLBurke performing his poem "Lessons from nature," written for Kay Ryan. Discover his "clandestine" but ever-true affection for Ryan in his entry in Hymn for the Living Poet, Volume IV. verseofapril.com/chris-burke…
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We are pleased to kick off this year's season of Mnemosynes with @marissa_b_davis, newly returned to Paris. Join us on Saturday, September 21st, to hear her read poems from her forthcoming collection. Q & A to follow.
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Sometimes you read a poem where every line is good and it’s like, oh right, I guess you can do that. Every line can be good
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