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NYU Creative Writing
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 10 ธ.ค. 2019
Celebration of the Axinn Foundation Fellowships: Amir Ahmadi Arian, Raven Leilani &Jasmin Sandelson
A reading and conversation by NYU Creative Writing Program Axinn Fellows Amir Ahmadi Arian, Raven Leilani, and Jasmin Sandelson, hosted by Creative Writing Program Director Deborah Landau.
Co-sponsored with NYU’s Graduate School of Arts & Science.
Co-sponsored with NYU’s Graduate School of Arts & Science.
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Terrance Hayes, Claudia Rankine, Ocean Vuong: Readings & Conversation, Hosted by Deborah Landau
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March 2, 2023 - NYU Skirball Center | A reading and conversation featuring internationally acclaimed authors and professors Terrance Hayes, Claudia Rankine, and Ocean Vuong, introduced by Program Director Deborah Landau. Co-sponsored by NYU’s Creative Writing Program and NYU Skirball.
NYU Creative Writing Summer Programs
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Learn more about NYU's Summer Programs for writers (Writers in Paris, Writers in New York, and Writers in Florence) from Director of the NYU Creative Writing Program Deborah Landau, faculty members Darin Strauss, Matthew Rohrer, Hari Kunzru, and Maria Venegas, and former student participants. You can also find more information on dates, fees, and application guidelines on our website: as.nyu.ed...
NYU Writes - A Celebration of Writers and Writing
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A showcase of some of the NYU Creative Writing Program's core faculty, featuring Zadie Smith, Jonathan Safran Foer, Yusef Komunyakaa, Sharon Olds, Nick Laird, and Terrance Hayes reading from their work. Part of NYU Reads. Find out more: www.nyu.edu/life/events-traditions/nyu-reads.html Find out more about NYU's Creative Writing program: as.nyu.edu/cwp.html Filmed on November 18, 2019 at NYU Ski...
A Tribute to Philip Levine
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The Great Hall, Cooper Union. September 24, 2015. With Ann Close, Toi Derricotte, Juan Felipe Herrera, Edward Hirsch, Yusef Komunkayaa, Mari L'Esperance, Dorianne Laux, Paul Mariani, Jane Mead, Tomás Q. Morín, Sharon Olds, Tom Sleigh, David St. John, and Gerald Stern. Co-sponsored with the Academy of American Poets, Cave Canem Foundation, Cooper Union, the Library of Congress, the NYU Creative ...
Galway Kinnell Memorial Reading
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May 12, 2015. The Great Hall, Cooper Union. A celebration of the life and work of poet Galway Kinnell, co-founder of the NYU Creative Writing Program. Featuring readings and remembrances by Toi Derricotte, Mark Doty, Jonathan Safran Foer, Robert Hass, Edward Hirsch, Marie Howe, Major Jackson, Yusef Komunyakaa, Mirah Kozodoy, Sharon Olds, Myra Shapiro, Gerald Stern, and C. K. Williams. Co-sponso...
The New Salon: Ocean Vuong in Conversation with Darin Strauss
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Ocean Vuong’s debut novel, On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous, was published by Penguin Press in June 2019. He is also the author of the poetry collection, Night Sky with Exit Wounds, a New York Times Top 10 Book of 2016, winner of the T. S. Eliot Prize, the Whiting Award, the Thom Gunn Award, and the Forward Prize for Best First Collection. A Ruth Lilly fellow from the Poetry Foundation, his hono...
3 incredible poets on one stage…. Perfect for my Sunday morning!!
Breathtaking in his trembling vulnerability and razor like clarity of vision of the great complexity of human experience- riveting!
Is the problem online?
31:21
The terrible and emotionless introduction nearly ruined the fatanstic reading by Ocean Vuong.
Interesting.
Such beautiful, inspiring poets. Thank you for sharing this moment🙏🏼🌺
This deserves a million views. We didn’t have anything like this at the MFA program I just graduated from in Southern California.
Can someone kindly explain his answer to the last question?
This is so amazing
How does this only have 30K views? This is beautiful.
The word laughter derived from slaughter.
thank you Langley for this clown. laughter is always good
"Memory is a second chance"
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Mawkish, fey, amateurish, talentless, disingenuous, unimaginative, sub-literate...Like 90% of modern poetry.
WHAT
naw
What a brilliant teacher! Riveting.
I love, love, love how Ocean's answers are like teaching as art.
YES
Dreadful. Self indulgent, whiny, navel/gazing and boring writing. There are no stories here.
poetry is dead.
In your brain it dies
@@hello50881 😂 excellent
everyone asked really interesting questions
What a memorable reading! Miss Galway and his poetry! Hope to have a list of the readers in the order of the reading.
FUCK YEAH THIS GUY IS A GENIUS
OMG YES
I will never again eat veal. It’s a promise I intend to keep
how did Darin manage to act so nonchalant hearing these wonderful things!
Incredible!! Ocean Vuong is a beautiful deep brilliant being. I loved when he talked about how capitalism has shaped our metaphors and language and the force of productivity on all our lives.
In a good way?
In a way that makes aware of how language shapes us.
i aint got a week to ruminate a poem, what if i die tomrrow
mouth sounds asmr :(
"I had to be more BUTCH to write the novel" - I'm dying
Skip the introductory essay reading? OV starts at 5:15
thank you
@@dhineshpradhaan Welcome 😉
excellent interview and i like the film quality. Does anyone know who the authors are that he referenced while speaking about yin and yang philosophy?
good reply
Lao Tse, author of The Tao Te Ching, was the first name he mentioned.
i can tell you about him , but you can google it too . But all of that still don't give you the experience of this young man . Like when Vuong still student in NJ , at night he drove on his bicycle collect left over food at restaurant and share it to homeless peoples . At one of his award he toke his MOM with him , she can not stand straight because back pain . he said she got the pain form years working as nail tech , and those not straight back are the ladder help kids me to stand here to day ...... thank you MOM . I hope you can feel his soul understand the love he in words ...... Beethoven eyesight was temporarily his hearing was not good but his music touch many soul . Pleas stop asking who said that , who did that , where it come from . just look at how it touch your soul . ......... that is the beauty of art .
The second author he mentioned is Du Fu. If you can read Vietnamese, one good book about yinyang is "thuyết âm dương ngũ hành".
He is a great writer.