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PRESENCE POET LAUREATE RETURN TO PRESENCE TORONTO’S SIXTH POET LAUREATE: A TIMELINE A.F. Moritz serves 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 VIDEO AUDIO Radio Interviews & Podcasts Eh Poetry Podcastby Jason E. Coombs#55 As Far As You Know by A.F. MoritzJuly 25,2022 CBC Here & Nowwith Gil Deacon [Julianne Hazlewood]Introducing the Lost LaunchesMarch 29,2022 CBC Ideas with Nahlah Ayed No Wisdom is Final: The Wisdom..RilkeMay 13, 2021 Emotion Put into …
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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 POET LAUREATE PRESSERS NEWS OUTLETS George Elliot Clarke, “Anecdotes about Luciano Iacobelli,” ACCENTi, The Magazine with an Italian Accent, November 22, 2022. [website] | [pdf] Deborah Dundas, “Toronto Poet Laureate A.F. Moritz Finds a Place to Celebrate Local Writer and Hold the Book Launches They Almost Lost,” The Star, March 28, …
PRESENCE REVIEWS RETURN TO PRESENCE As Far As You Know Micheline Maylor, “Reviews: A.F. Moritz, As Far As You Know,” Quill & Quire, April 2020. [website] | [pdf] Barb Carey, “Water fountains, books, heart surgery, the unexpected feature in Al Moritz’s new poetry,” Toronto Star, 23 April 2020 [website] | [pdf] Ross Leckie, “A Song of Despair …