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Robert Berold
14 quotes
“I’d rather put my energy into getting a text as good as it can be.”
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“It is language in its fullest, most expressive, form.”
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“But I will carry on editing poetry, I enjoy it.”
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“My aim was, and still is, to publish the poetry I like.”
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“I really do believe a book finds its readers, eventually.”
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“I find it fulfilling to work with good writers and help them get their work out.”
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“Poets develop quite early a strong instinct to find and hear poetry that nourishes them.”
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“I’m biased towards image, viscerality, physicality, musicality, plain language, and old-fashioned modernism.”
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“I want to keep to English and the South African variations of English.”
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“Ultimately I can only publish work I feel to be engaging and moving.”
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“Publishing risky innovative work hasn’t been that difficult.”
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“The internet is a great resource for poetry, and there is so much going on there.”
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“I think of it as an archive of poetry of this time that will still be readable in 20 or 50 years.”
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“Deep South will continue.”
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