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Poetry

How to Write Modern Poetry

by Geoff Tims

2004 · 98 pages

Modern poetry has a way of putting feelings into words in a way that no other medium can. Geoff Tims' guide makes writing bad poetry almost impossible.

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How to Write Modern Poetry is a poetry book by Geoff Tims, first published in 2004 by New Line Publishing. It runs 98 pages.

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Poetry
Published
2004
Length
98 pages

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GenrePoetry
AuthorGeoff Tims
Published2004
Length98 pages
PublisherNew Line Publishing

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Publisher
New Line Publishing
Published
2004
Length
98 pages
Language
English
ISBN-13
9781844811014
ISBN-10
1844811018
ASIN
1844811018

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How to Write Modern Poetry was written by Geoff Tims.
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How to Write Modern Poetry was first published in 2004 by New Line Publishing.
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How to Write Modern Poetry is a poetry novel.
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How to Write Modern Poetry is 98 pages long.

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