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Gerrit Lansing

Posted on February 12, 2018 by Patrick Doud

I am walking still in the golden sunlight of the midsummer mystery

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Let the Bucket Down, issue 3

Posted on March 7, 2016 by Patrick Doud

There was a lovely event at Gloucester Writers Center for the new issue of Joseph Torra’s excellent magazine, and Greg Cook was there.

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January 22nd, Gloucester Writers Center

Posted on January 27, 2014 by Patrick Doud

I want to say something briefly about my poems, Gabrielle’s drawings, and why we are putting them together tonight. There are the fragile, doomed arrangements of everything, despite intuitions of another, everlasting world that touches this one, that enfolds us … Continue reading →

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The serpent on the beach: sources of The Mornith War

Posted on May 5, 2012 by Patrick Doud

As I was at work on The Mornith War, something mysterious happened in Gloucester, Massachusetts, the city where I live. For decades, a painting of a serpentine creature endured on a big rock on Cressy’s Beach, a beautiful place on the western side of Gloucester Harbor. … Continue reading →

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