Evelyne Kroval
In this episode, we talk to Evelyne Kroval about her poetry and her inspirations. Come in to the tavern, take a seat, an...
Episode 22
In this episode, host Charlotte dives into pleonasm, the use of seemingly unnecessary or doubled words, and asks whether excess language can still be purposeful, beautiful, or emotionally effective. Through close readings of poems by Mary Oliver and Stephen Sexton, this episode explores how repetition and reinforcement can deepen themes of comfort, ownership, memory, and beauty. Rather than treating pleonasm as a mistake, this conversation embraces it as a poetic tool, examining how even the smallest word choices can quietly reshape a poem’s emotional weight.
In this episode, we talk to Evelyne Kroval about her poetry and her inspirations. Come in to the tavern, take a seat, an...
Hello all, welcome in to the tavern! This week, we are talking to Deno Gell, so come in and listen to what we have to sa...
Welcome in to the Tavern, one and all, where I am joined today by Joel O'Connor to talk about his poetry and inspiration...