Definition of chapbook
: a small book containing ballads, poems, tales, or tracts
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Fleischer is widely published in small independent press chapbooks, anthologies and journals.
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Surowiecki has published seven chapbooks and five full poetry collections and has won many awards for his work.
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Poet Emily Wall of Douglas will research and write a chapbook of persona poems based on Georgia O'Keefe.
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This tiny chapbook by beloved local poet Irene Latham contains 19 powerful poems to continue some tough conversations from the 1930s.
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This effort takes verbal form Saturday, when Myopic Books in Wicker Park will host a reading of some of these anti-Trump chapbooks.
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The chapbook ends optimistically in the borough of Brooklyn, where the young speaker lives happily, sometimes seen in the neighborhood eating bagels with friends and writing new poems.
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The other was Bill Knott, an obscure but equally intriguing figure: a poet, artist, and illustrator, who penned several books, leaflets, chapbooks, and broadsides, along with, years later, blog posts and comment-section diatribes.
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Participants will work with Trentham and each other in groups and individual conferences to write and revise poems that will be the basis for a chapbook.
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Origin and Etymology of chapbook
chapman + book
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