Re: Songs of Literary Inspiration

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Agreeing with Kari and Camille is alwasy a delight!  Not only are my
poetry students presently working on an assingment to use music to write
this week's poems, but there's some good reading about music in today's
NYTimes...If anyone is interested, here'a URL to an essay I published
several years ago in _Issues In Writing_ that combines thinking about
music, teaching, and even (or of course!) Salinger...

http://library.stmarytx.edu/classes/en3300/author/will_hochman.html

Coming through the rye, will

ps One of today's nytimes music articles may be of interest beyond this
"issue" since it's about Alanis Morissette and her new
album...(http://wwww.nytimes.com)

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