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A. F. Moritz
A. F. Moritz's The Sparrow: Selected Poems appeared in April. In 2015. he published, SequenceI: a Poem, and in the same year Princeton University Press re-issued his 1986 book The Tradition (Princeton Series of Contemporary Poets) in the Princeton Legacy Series. A Canadian poet, he has won the Griffin Poetry Prize and three times been a finalist for the Governor General's Award. In the United States, his poetry has received the Guggenheim Fellowship, the Award in Literature of the American Academy of Arts and Letters, the Beth Hokin Prize of Poetry, the Ingram Merrill Fellowship, and other awards, and his poems have appeared in Poetry, American Poetry Review, Hudson Review, Paris Review, Partisan Review, several issues of the Best American Poetry anthology series, and elsewhere. He is Blake C. Goldring Professor of the Arts and Society at the University of Toronto, Victoria College. (Author's photo by Steve Payne.)

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    High Windows

    A. F. Moritz / Issue 12.2
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    All One Limit

    A. F. Moritz / Issue 12.1
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    Naked to All Interpretation

    A. F. Moritz / Issue 12.1
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    Silence and Song

    A. F. Moritz / Issue 11.3
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    Stéphane Mallarmé: Another Fan

    A. F. Moritz / Issue 10.3

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