Sentence examples for emerging poet from inspiring English sources

By Dan Chiasson Tanning calls herself "the oldest living emerging poet".

Its wry title suggests her unique predicament: she is both ancient and precocious, a veteran and a neophyte, the "oldest living emerging poet," as she calls herself.

Yet, in your memoir, "Object Lessons," you outline the painful anxiety you felt when you left the pubs and the cafés of Dublin and headed back toward the suburbs and your life as a young wife, as if your identity as an artist and an emerging poet were threatened when you left the city.

To emerging poets, eager for an audience, this marginality may seem frustrating, but it is the source of their freedom.

It's helped to create an audience for emerging poets, not just locally but all over," said Ms. Stever, 59, its co-editor.

The scheme has boosted the profile of emerging poets and combined old works with new to show the trajectory between tradition and invention.

Every year, The New Yorker publishes approximately a hundred original poems, by longtime contributors and by emerging poets, in the original English and in translation.

In 1990, after the center became incorporated as a nonprofit group with classes, readings and workshops, she founded Slapering Hol, devoting the press to emerging poets.

She was best known as an unstinting champion of emerging poets: "Without her, I wouldn't have written poetry," one of them said.

It will include performances and readings by Snow Patrol's Gary Lightbody, children's authors Eoin Colfer and Oliver Jeffers, as well as emerging poets and musicians from the area.

The National Book Foundation, which presents the National Book Awards, has organized a retrospective of its past poetry winners, with daily blog posts by emerging poets about the winners and a series of public programs in New York; Minneapolis and Portlandd, Ore., the foundation announced.