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PRESENCE POET LAUREATE RETURN TO PRESENCE TORONTO’S SIXTH POET LAUREATE: A TIMELINE A.F. Moritz served as the City of Toronto’s Sixth Poet Laureate: March 2019 to May 5, 2023.The following is a link-rich timeline of the poet’s activities in the role. 2019 March 6, 2019: MORITZ APPOINTED TORONTO’S SIXTH POET LAUREATE Moritz’s Appointment as Poet […]
PRESENCE AUDIO/VIDEO RETURN TO PRESENCE QUICK PLAY AUDIO Digital Album [96 khz/24 bit download] with 32 Page Full-Color Digital Booklet by D.D. Jackson Wound Turned To Light by James Rolfe VIDEO AUDIO Albums Coda: The BluesMusic by D.D. Jackson, featuring Dan Bowman. Words by A.F. Moritz. from the Album, Poetry Project by D.D. Jackson, Bandcamp. September 6, 2024
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PRESENCE MAGAZINES RETURN TO PRESENCE Online Poetry Collections Poetry Foundation In addition to an artist’s profile, the Poetry Foundation features close to three dozen poems by A.F. Moritz, including “Better Days,” “Essential Poem,” and “You That I Loved.” The essay, “What Man Has Made of Man: Can Poetry Reconnect the Individual and Society?” is among the four prose pieces. And,
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PRESENCE INTERVIEWS RETURN TO PRESENCE Poetry Theory and Practice Interviews in Print Evan Jones, “A.F. Moritz: In Which The Journey Is A Dream” The Civilizing Discourse: Interviews with Canadian Poets, Vehicule Press, 2024, pp. 135-150. Sachi Nag, “Al Moritz,” Craft Interview, The Artisanal Writer, December 1, 2021. [website] | [pdf] Lauren Peat, “Interview – A.F.
PRESENCE REVIEWS RETURN TO PRESENCE Great Silent Ballad Cassandra Drudi, “Great Silent Ballad” in “Industry News, 2024 Fall Preview: Short Fiction, Graphic Novels and Poetry,” Quill & Quire, July 31, 2024. [website] | [pdf] Colin Carberry, “A.F. Moritz: Great Silent Ballad,” The High Window, August 1, 2024. [website] | [pdf] “44 Poetry Collections to Watch