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Ruth Daigon was a professional singer for many years and a Columbia Recording Artist. When she sang at Dylan Thomas's funeral, she never dreamed that poetry would take over her life. She collaborated with W.H. Auden to record Renaissance poetry and music for Columbia Records and soon phased into Poets On: a poetry journal that she published for 20 years.
Ruth has been pub- lished in Shenandoah, Negative Capability, Poet & Critic, Kansas Quarterly, Alaska Quarterly, Atlanta Review, Poet Lore, Tikkun, as well as in "E" zines including Mudlark and Recursive Angel. Her latest poetry collections are Between One Future And The Next (Papier-Mache Press, 1995) and About A Year (Small Poetry Press, 1996).
Ruth has won "The Eve of St. Agnes Poetry Award" (Negative Capability, 1993) and recently, the "Ann Stanford Poetry Prize," 1997 (University of Southern California Anthology). Poems from her latest poetry collection "Between One Future And The Next" (Papier-Mache Press, 1995).
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Chapbook 2 Selections:
After the Failed Revolution, 1905
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