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Diana founded the little magazine "The Boston Poet" in the mid 90's.Many Boston area poets got their start here.

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Jime Behrle was the founder of the iconoclastic little magazine "Meanie" Meanie held its reading at Waterstone Books on Exeter St.in Boston. Both Waterstone ( in Boston) and Meanie are extinct.

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I interviewed Jack Powers founder of Boston's "Stone Soup Poets" in his home in the North End of Boston.

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This was an interview I conducted with Lee Kidd and Jessa Pia, hosts of the Harvard Square coffeehouse "Squawk"

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Tino is the probably the most noted Chicano poet of his generation. The winner of the American Book Award, he teaches at Boston University.

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Mark Pawlak is one of the editors of the famed small press "Hanging Loose." Pawlak is a respected poet in his own right. He was included in the "Best American Poetry" anthology.

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The Bagel Bards is a Cambridge, Mass/Somerville, Mass. literary group founded by Doug Holder and Harris Gardner. The first meetings in March 2004 were held in the basement of the "Finagle-A- Bagel" cafe in Harvard Square. It eventually moved to the Au Bon

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This collection was praised by the likes of Afaa Michael Weaver, Pushcart Prize winner, and author of "The Plum Flower Dance." ( U Pitt)