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Author: Kristen Hoggatt

Kristen Hoggatt lives, works, and writes in Boston, where she received her MFA from Emerson College. She volunteers at 826 Boston.
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06/28/2011

The End

Advice and insight from a professional poet.

by Kristen Hoggatt

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06/20/2011

Reading Habits

Advice and insight from a professional poet.

by Kristen Hoggatt

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06/06/2011

Poetic Therapy

Stimulating poetry

by Kristen Hoggatt

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05/19/2011

Wedded Bliss

Advice and insight from a professional poet.

by Kristen Hoggatt

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05/10/2011

A Peace Process

Poetry’s peace

by Kristen Hoggatt

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04/22/2011

Break a Sweat

Advice and insight from a professional poet.

by Kristen Hoggatt

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04/11/2011

Another Round

Advice and insight from a professional poet.

by Kristen Hoggatt

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03/28/2011

Words vs. Work

Advice and insight from a professional poet.

by Kristen Hoggatt

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03/14/2011

Tomato, Tomatoh

Advice and insight from a professional poet.

by Kristen Hoggatt

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02/28/2011

Only the Lonely

Advice and insight from a professional poet.

by Kristen Hoggatt

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