Quickmuse
Quickmuse
Improvisatory poetry is, mostly, pants. Quickmuse still has a lot of aforementioned pantage, but it's also quite entertaining. The basis premise is a face-off between two authors who have 15 minutes to write a poem. Quickmuse records the actual process of their writing; the deletions, the constant rewriting, and sometimes the general sense of a panicked reputation running delirious fingers over a keyboard. The end results are often dull and, strangely, predictable. But the process of seeing renowned poets working to a deadline is still worth the price of admission, which is free. Which is good.
You can find more information in this NY Times article.
Improvisatory poetry is, mostly, pants. Quickmuse still has a lot of aforementioned pantage, but it's also quite entertaining. The basis premise is a face-off between two authors who have 15 minutes to write a poem. Quickmuse records the actual process of their writing; the deletions, the constant rewriting, and sometimes the general sense of a panicked reputation running delirious fingers over a keyboard. The end results are often dull and, strangely, predictable. But the process of seeing renowned poets working to a deadline is still worth the price of admission, which is free. Which is good.
You can find more information in this NY Times article.
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