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Robert Schwab has been a journalist all his life, starting as a reporter and editor at the City News Bureau of Chicago in 1970 and most recently as the editor of ColoradoBiz magazine. Schwab was a reporter, small-business columnist, deputy business editor and night city editor at The Denver Post. He has also worked in Washington D.C. as a Texas correspondent in the Cox Newspapers Washington Bureau. He currently writes poetry. Email him here.

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Workshops, readings at Arapahoe Community College

This passed on to me from Colorado poet Joe Hutchison, about a pair of upcoming workshops and readings hosted by...
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Critical scholarly mass huddles in Denver

Something like 100 of the nation's leading literary critics and scholars met in Denver over the weekend to talk...
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Archbishop's book a valuable read

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"Render Unto Ceasar, Serving the Nation by Living our Cahtolic Beliefs in Political Life," by Denver Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, is a...
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Poetry for the future: Yeats' 'Secret Discipline'

Helen Vendler, a Harvard scholar and literary critic, published a book in 2007, "Our Secret Discipline,"...
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Poems preaching access

Check out theJuly/August summer issue of Poetry magazine for a full boat of lessons on access, one of my favorite literary topics. Christian Wiman and...
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Kindle kindles readers' interest

Front page, Denver Post: "Kindle gnaws at books' shelf-esteem," which is a cute headline that gnaws at the innards of any writer of...
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Books, technology to survive the wedding

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New technology – Twitter, Facebook, blogging – and book publishing, an age-old industry, are working hard to make a marriage, but the...
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Accessibility, audience, from two directions

Nice surprise: Two magazines that I use as writing tools, Poets & Writers magazine and Poetry magazine, each one a combined July/August issue,...
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June, July events to catch up on

CALENDARReading: Wednesday, 6/17, 8:00 to 9:15 PM @ Alto, 1320 15th Street. This is a highlight of Lit Fest every year: Short, 3-to-5 minute readings...
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Poem to say goodbye

I turned over the first two spades of sod on my mother's grave on Monday.And since Lorraine Marie Casey Schwab was...
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