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About Linda Hogan (writer)
Linda K. Hogan (born July 16, 1947) is a poet, storyteller, academic, playwright, novelist, environmentalist and writer of short stories. Hogan is a recipient of the Lannan Literary Award for Poetry.
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“lies are the first recognition of truth. (p45)”
“live
so nothing will be left
for death at the end”
so nothing will be left
for death at the end”
“There is always, to everything, a before and after. (p 201)”
“Blessed are they who listen
when no one is left to speak.”
when no one is left to speak.”
“How absolutely amazing all the life forms and their origins.”
“What a joy to share what I loved most with those I loved most.”
“My characters actually create me instead of the other way around.”
“All the stories live in our bodies, he thinks. Every last one. (p116)”
“Day is breaking
through doors.
Earth has made another revolution.”
through doors.
Earth has made another revolution.”
“Believing and knowing are two lands distant from each other. (Chapter 2, p40)”
“Whatever has ended, whatever has begun, is strong in the air. (Chapter 3, p73)”
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“They think these are only stories not what holds the world together in its balance.”
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Linda Hogan (writer) on Ernesto Cardenal 2 quotes
“I love poets who bring together poetry and life in all its motion: Neruda, Forché, Cardenal, Dugan, Bishop”
Linda Hogan (writer) on Gabriel García Márquez 2 quotes
“I read Marquez when I was a student and One Hundred Years of Solitude is kind of the bible that I used to try to figure out stories and how to tell them. But I also think that their [his and Isabel Allende's] sense of indigenous people and the land is very limited.”
Linda Hogan (writer) on Louise Erdrich 2 quotes
“Louise Erdrich, who recently won the Nelson Algren short fiction award, writes of survival in a tone that has quiet strength. Roles reverse. The hunted and the hunter merge, become one. The poems contain a mystery and depth that charge them with meaning and intensity.”
Linda Hogan (writer) on Buffy Sainte-Marie
“one of our great musicians”
Linda Hogan (writer) on Paula Gunn Allen
“Paula Allen has uncanny perception and intellect.”
Linda Hogan (writer) on Pablo Neruda
Linda Hogan (writer) on Elizabeth Bishop
Linda Hogan (writer) on Meridel Le Sueur
“Meridel Le Sueur is wonderful. She is still, in my view, a consummate artist, one of the best, most important American writers.”
Linda Hogan (writer) on Dorothea Lange
Linda Hogan (writer) on Kenneth Rexroth
“I discovered Rexroth and I was really excited about him. It was the first contemporary poetry I read, and it was alive for me. It became a kind of model for how I wanted to write.”
Linda Hogan (writer) on Jean-Michel Cousteau
“Jean-Michel Cousteau said he thinks whales are like a living, breathing planet–each one. I love that he said that. I’d thought he’d be a great photographer and a good guy, but he’s also very poetic in how he sees the world”
Linda Hogan (writer) on Alice Walker
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“in our human development we begin with ourselves and move outward toward relationship, and in writing work, it seems to be the same, that most writers begin with their own identity, with autobiography, and then move out toward family, friends, environment, country, world. I have noticed there's a return for many writers as they age…for others the world expands outward more and more, never returning to self...We need for writers to do both. We need the personal in its global context.”
Ana Castillo on Linda Hogan (writer)
“Her verses teach us how to live with dignity in a world bent on destruction.”
Louise Erdrich on Linda Hogan (writer)
Joy Harjo on Linda Hogan (writer)
“I truly feel there is a new language coming about-look at the work of Meridel LeSueur, Sharon Doubiago, Linda Hogan, Alice Walker - it's coming from the women. Something has to be turned around. (1990)”
Barbara Kingsolver on Linda Hogan (writer)
“A novel that instructs the heart as it binds its curative spell. With her unparalleled gifts for truth and magic, Linda Hogan reinforces my faith in reading, writing, living.”
Cherríe Moraga interview on Linda Hogan (writer)
“In recent years I read much more Native American women's work than anything else; for example, Leslie Marmon Silko and Linda Hogan. I feel an affinity within to these women's work. Their writings run closer to the Chicano experience, given the fact that we both have native roots here in the United States.”
Brenda Peterson on Linda Hogan (writer)
“She is a compassionate witness who reminds us: 'When a person says, "I remember," all things are possible.'”
Craig Santos Perez on Linda Hogan (writer)
“Linda Hogan is one of the most important environmental writers of our time. In this troubled and dark world, I am grateful for the wisdom, light, and love found in these poems.”
Luci Tapahonso on Linda Hogan (writer)
“Drenched in grief and loss though it is, Mean Spirit is a haunting and beautiful story. Hogan's compassion for her characters is what makes the book captivating, bearable. She brings us a long overdue story, one that celebrates the resilience and survival of our own Indian population.”
About Linda Hogan (writer)
Linda K. Hogan (born July 16, 1947) is a poet, storyteller, academic, playwright, novelist, environmentalist and writer of short stories. Hogan is a recipient of the Lannan Literary Award for Poetry.