"Shakespeare's Original First Folio Sells For Almost $10 Million"
"A complete and original copy of Shakespeare's very first printed collection of plays set a record Wednesday when it was auctioned off at just under $10 million. This was the first time in almost two decades a copy had hit the market. Referred to as the First Folio, the collection was published in 1623, seven years after Shakespeare's death."
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What Sparks Poetry:
Aaron McCollough on "Closed on Three Sides, Open on One"
“Is there an objective world? One of the older, modern philosophical questions. Yes, well….yes and no, is my answer to that question and my poetry’s answer. Whatever objective world there may be, I have only limited access to it as it does to me. What is most real abides not in an independent, verifiable place outside myself nor somewhere hidden deep inside me; rather, what is most real grows in the meeting place." |
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