Poems from the Womens Movement
Essays and excerpts related to the 2009 anthology "Poems from the Womens Movement," by: Honor Moore
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The Bishops Daughter
Essays and excerpts related to Honor Moores memoir, 2008
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Disparu
Poem from Red Shoes, Boston Review, February/March 2005
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Great Granny Webster
New York Review Books (2002)
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A Poem of One’s Own
O, The Oprah Magazine, November 2001
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Close to Home: A House, Too, Can Be a Lifelong Companion
The New York Times, April 18, 1996
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The Responsibility of the Poet in a Nuclear Age
Coda, June/July 1985
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Theatre Will Never Be the Same
Ms., December 1977
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Polemic #1
Polemic #1 and the accompanying portrait appeared in this form in THE NEW WOMAN’S SURVIVAL SOURCEBOOK, edited by Kirsten Grimstad and Susan Rennie and published by Knopf in 1975. “Honor Moore urges the reader to read this ‘polemic’ aloud.”. The photograph was taken by Susan Rennie
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“Ladies and Gentleman, My Mother is Dying”
Ms., November, 1974
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