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Funnily, or twangily, enough, in a recent interview mainman Ryan Sambol dismissed the latter comparison as "ridiculous", stating that said pantheon-worthy anthology was "filled mostly with boring stuff and horrible lyrics".

Any poetry anthology inevitably excludes worthy poets and poems.

His anthology is as worthy as its provenance promises, but it also seems a missed opportunity.

Both with the Ben Folds Five -- the best name ever for a trio -- and on his own, Folds is an artist worthy of such an artfully compiled anthology.

Perhaps one day, the tales of characters like those Inuit may be considered worthy of fuller inclusion in the anthologies of exploration and less attention paid to the self-promoting, tyrannical bullies who have habitually hogged the limelight.

It may be one of the most dreadful poems ever written, worthy of inclusion in "The Stuffed Owl: An Anthology of Bad Verse," a collection that Wyndham Lewis and Charles Lee published, in 1930, to universal delight.

Trevelyan's work inspired J.C. Squires's anthology If It Had Happened Otherwise (1931), in which such period worthies as Winston Churchill, André Maurois, and G.K. Chesterton speculated on counterfactual historical turning points.

The title of the anthology—"the new Kokinshū"—indicates the confidence of the compilers that the poets represented were worthy successors of those in the 905 collection; they included (besides the great Teika himself) Teika's father, Fujiwara Toshinari (Fujiwara Shunzei); the priest Saigyō; and the former emperor Go-Toba.

Every "Peanuts" anthology ever.

JF Anthology.

A Mailer anthology?