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Home / home / Craving More Grace? Check out the Poet Laureate on the NEA’s “Art Works”

Apr 03 2019

Craving More Grace? Check out the Poet Laureate on the NEA's "Art Works"

Listen to Grace Cavalieri on the NEA's Podcast "Art Works"

Grace with her Hands Cupped
Grace Cavalieri recently stopped by the NEA's official podcast, "Art Works", to read poetry and talk hardship.

Craving more Grace Cavalieri? Of course you are! Maryland's newest Poet Laureate is active, about, and spreading the word; that is, her words. Even though Poet Laureate is largely an honorary position (it is unpaid, and one is "honored" more with a title than a job much like a knighthood or a medal of freedom), Grace Cavalieri seems determined to become the most active and community-focused Poet Laureate in Maryland's history. Recently she was featured on Art Works the official podcast for the National Endowment for the Arts.

You can listen to Grace on Art Works HERE

More from Grace Cavalieri

Remembering W.S. Merwin: Grace Cavalieri’s Two Interviews with the Literary Giant

March 18, 2019

In 2000, the bicentennial of the Library of Congress, four Poets Laureate were appointed just for the occasion. The four dignitaries were W.S. Merwin, Robert Pinsky, Rita Dove, and Louise Gluck. I was to record one after the other for 4 hours. That first meeting with Merwin was unforgettable, as he arrived for an hour interview without so much as one poem in his hands. Fortunately, I had brought ten books for his signature and we puzzled our way through. He was delighted to recognize some of his first slim published volumes that were out of print, as well as a few collector’s items.

Mikaela Lefrak Examines the Life of Maryland Poet Laureate, Grace Cavalieri

January 25, 2019

The beloved Grace Cavalieri “contains multitudes” according to Mikaela Lefrak in her newest article from WAMU taking a look at the life and career of the 10th Poet Laureate. And Ms. Lefrak treats her subject with the due respect of a life which cannot be covered succinctly in 500 words. She delivers a reverent tourists’ view of Grace Cavalieri’s life, hitting the big things: her poetry and work ethic, the passing of her husband, Kenneth Flynn, her conversion to Buddhism, and finally her new tenure as Poet Laureate.

Listen to Grace Cavalieri on the Kojo Nnamdi Show

January 23, 2019

Grace Cavalieri’s recent stop at NPR’s The Kojo Nnamdi show is now streamable. Over a substantive 22 minutes, listen to Grace talk about poetry, inspiration, and her plans as the 10th Maryland Poet Laureate.

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