Keith Flynn
Keith Flynn is the author of the recent poetry collections The Lost Sea and The Golden Ratio. His book, The Rhythm Method, Razzmatazz and Memory: How To Make Your Poetry Swing, was published in 2007. His poems have been published in many countries. He has won the Paumanok Poetry Prize (1 996,) and has given readings around the world. In 2005 and 2006, Flynn served as the Gilbert-Chappell Distinguished Poet for North Carolina.
For more information, see
- His blog
- Interview with Keith Flynn, September 14, 2010, by Rob Neufield for The Read on WNC
- Selected poems at ashevillepoetryreview
- Selected poems from the Poet of the Week Archive: August 8-14, 2005 at North Carolina Arts Council
- Bio and selected works at Iris Press
- Selected poems at Connotation Press
- Selected poems at Quarterly Literary Review Singapore
- His article "The Action Verb and Beautiful Accidents" at Writers' Digest
- Keith Flynn performs his poem-song with the rock band Crystal Zoo at The Read on WNC
- Keith Flynn performs at Poetry Slam, Asheville, August 5, 2010 (see videos below)
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