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Artists in the Pandemic, Part 3: Susan Howe, poet

Center for Latter-day Saint Arts Season 3 Episode 7

Poet Susan Howe in Ephraim, Utah talks about the disruption of her writing practice that typically involves peers gathering together. She notes the lag time and emotional distance required for a personal experience to enter into her work without sentimentality, and she quotes a meaningful refrain by T. S. Eliot that has brought her comfort during the pandemic. 

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