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All posts tagged Miloš Djurdjević

  • Join the Conversation: Why Do Some Governments Fear Creative Poems?
    by Brian Honigman / June 9, 2010

    This piece highlights the merger between City of Asylum and Iowa University’s International Writers Program. This video discussion highlights how governments react to creative poetry and creative writing in their countries.

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