Imagining imaginary artists

Article Abstract:

Books about artists and other people who have never existed are not common, but do exist in literature. William Boyd's book about an alleged artist named Nat Tate, published in 1998, is the most recent example of this. The books seem realistic enough, as they reflect much about society and arts.

Social aspects, Books, Biographies, Fiction

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Ill paid, ill defined and nearly irresistible

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The Poet Laureate will not not be affected by the 5-year elimination of the National Endowment for the Arts, as it is funded by an independent endowment and appointed by the Librarian of Congress. Current laureate Robert Hass has started a nationally syndicated newspaper column on poetry.

Planning, Officials and employees, History, Achievements and awards, United States. Library of Congress, Poets, Hass, Robert, Poets laureate, MacLeish, Archibald

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Imagining Emily

Article Abstract:

Dickinson remains the subject of biographies and anthologies 111 years after her death. She has also inspired artists, performance artists, and musicians to express their personal visions of her gentle, yet riveting, personality.

Women poets, Dickinson, Emily

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