Works Cited: A Podcast About Poems

03/17/2020

Ready to confront your deepest fears about the global pandemic? Check out Richard Wilbur's "Advice To A Prophet" from Season One or Weldon Kees' "For My Daughter," from Season Two!

03/11/2020

Like all cool shows, Works Cited now has a lost episode. In this case it was the last episode recorded for season 2, briefly lost in a whirlwind of life-shifting forces. But our intrepid podcasters have withstood the tempest and bring you a most engrossing discussion about a creature rumored to live in the guts of New York City transit, below your very feet, O Brooklynites! I am talking, of course, about Elizabeth Bishop’s haunting, beautiful, eerie, endearing “Man-Moth.”

Like all cool shows, Works Cited now has a lost episode. In this case it was the last episode recorded for season 2, briefly lost in a whirlwind of life-shifting forces. But our intrepid podcasters…

12/16/2019

Works Cited’s own Kevin Cutrer was featured on Verse Daily!

Verse Daily, a quality online web anthology of poetry. A poem a day, along with our complete archives, and poem selections from the web.

12/05/2019

Here’s a poem from our own Luke Bauerlein recently featured from Think Journal’s archives!

A poem from the archives, Late by Luke Bauerlein from issue 3.3.

10/13/2019

Kevin came down this weekend from Boston to hang with the Lukes in PA! Stay tuned in the coming weeks for our next episode featuring poems by Elizabeth Bishop!

08/06/2019

Our episode on Michael Donaghy's "The Drop" is one of our best. If you haven't heard it, check it out!: https://soundcloud.com/user-534899460/donaghy_the-drop

08/06/2019

In this month's episode of Works Cited: A Podcast About Poems, Kev and the Lukes discuss Terrance Hayes' powerful collection Americans Sonnets for my Past and Future Assassin. Check it out: https://workscitedpodcast.com/2019/08/02/american-sonnets-for-my-past-and-future-assassin/

08/02/2019

In this month’s episode, Kev and the Lukes discuss several poems from Terrance Hayes’ powerful collection, American Sonnets for my Past and Future Assassin.

It’s a conversation full of palimpsests, octaves, octets, and the ways in which forms can inform our reading of a poem. Also, Stromberg tells us how to find Upper Darby. Don’t miss it.

https://workscitedpodcast.com/

05/23/2019

The West Chester University Poetry Center is hosting the 24th annual West Chester University Poetry Conference! The WCU Poetry Conference stands out among other writers' conferences both for its unique focus on the traditional craft of poetry and for the way it combines a writers' conference with a scholarly conference. Writers, critics, and students mix together in a notably friendly, informal, and egalitarian atmosphere.

Undergraduate and graduate students can attend at discounted rates.

For more information visit wcupa.edu/poetry

You can click here to go directly to registration: https://wcupa.edu/arts-humanities/poetry/forms/

Don't forget to follow them on Facebook and Instagram!

Email: [email protected]

610-436-2598

Please join us for the 24th annual West Chester University Poetry Conference! The WCU Poetry Conference stands out among other writers' conferences both for its unique focus on the traditional craft of poetry and for the way it combines a writers' conference with a scholarly conference. Writers, critics, and students mix together in a notably friendly, informal, and egalitarian atmosphere.

Undergraduate and graduate students can attend at discounted rates.

For more information visit wcupa.edu/poetry

You can click here to go directly to registration: https://wcupa.edu/arts-humanities/poetry/forms/

Don't forget to follow us on Facebook and Instagram!

Email: [email protected]

610-436-2598

05/09/2019

The second episode of our second season is now live! Listen to Kevin Cutrer, Luke Bauerlein, and Luke Stromberg discuss the intricate craft and devastating truth of Mary Jo Salter’s “Welcome to Hiroshima.”

The link below is to our blogpost. The first line of the blogpost links to the episode. There’s also a link to the text of the poem.

https://workscitedpodcast.com/2019/05/07/mary-jo-salter-welcome-to-hiroshima/?fbclid=IwAR1d1iESs0AlXFp8W-XVcpVfWuPBukgDnobjlcD408adlXZIzKzEn_Iz9s4

04/29/2019

It is not too late to register for the West Chester University Poetry Conference! Take a look at the awesome poets who will be there. Students get a nice discount. You should definitely register and spread the word to all your friends and students. We've linked to the registration page below to make it even easier for you :-)