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Keeping the poets civil

For Christine Potter, the online workshop Gazebo is a challenge and a labor of love.
By Kay B. Day
Published: November 28, 2006
Christine Potter doesn't remember how long she's been head moderator at the Gazebo. Poets who have workshopped here have seen their work go on to broadcasts on National Public Radio, publication in magazines such as North American Review, and inclusion in collections such as the Poetry Daily Anthology. A number of past and present members have published books through traditionally run small presses.
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