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Literary Friendships

What really happens when two writers become friends? Hosted by Garrison Keillor, Literary Friendships features poets, mystery writers, and Pulitzer Prize-winning novelists exploring the solitude of writing and the company of friendship. Past shows include:

Robert Bly and Donald Hall
2 poets, 50 years, 3,000 letters

Michael Chabon and Ayelet Waldman
Married writers with ten novels and four children

Dana Gioia and Kay Ryan
California poets who first befriended each other's work

Sandra Cisneros and Joy Harjo
Met in graduate school and became fierce allies

Michael Cunningham and Marie Howe
A poet and a novelist who write with each other in mind
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Writer Bug said…
Thanks! This looks great. I'll check it out. I love Keillor. And I've been catching up on your previous posts. Yea for your 2007 goals! CAn't wait to see you meet them. And please don't kill me, but I haven't read your MS yet. My week off got hectic with some unexpected family stuff. I promise I'll do it soon!
2:04 PM
January said…
Happy New Year, Bug! Hope all is well with you. I have a poem to swap out so I'll send you the poem later tonight. Take your time with the MS.
3:39 PM
jillypoet said…
These all look so interesting! I can't wait to check them out. I am stuck on a poem, so I will probably use the interviews to avoid the poem. Have you ever been stuck? Had what you thought was a great idea, then just couldn't get the words to do what you wanted them to? That's where I am. It's yukky!
7:48 PM
January said…
Hate being stuck. Seems like I have a room at the stuck motel sometimes.

Good luck working through it. I read other poets when I get stuck. And I avoid working on the poem, hoping something will strike my fancy when I least expect it.
10:32 AM
Joyce Ellen Davis said…
January, I love this site sooo much! I have it bookmarked, and THANKS so much for posting it!
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