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Experimenting with the Sonnet: Breaking the Form

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By Madeleine Bazil
| The Forever Workshop
Hey friends, welcome to The Forever Workshop. First time? Read this. Back again? Here’s what we’ve got for you today… A workshop for: Poets who want to learn the fundamentals of sonnet structure and how to break all the rules to create boundary-pushing, emotive poetry. Your instructor: Madeleine Bazil: poet, writer, filmmaker, and author of Field Guide, an ecopoetics newsletter.
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Not Just a Nature Poem — The Fundamentals of Ecopoetics

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By Madeleine Bazil
| The Forever Workshop
Hey friends, welcome to The Forever Workshop. First time? Read this. Back again? Here’s what we’ve got for you today… Poets who want to explore the connection between the natural world and the human experience in their work. Madeleine Bazil — poet, writer, filmmaker, and author of Field Guide, an ecopoetics newsletter.
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Engaging Communities in a Just Energy Transition: Cape Town’s Project 90 by 2030 | IFLA!

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By Madeleine Bazil, Ben Jacob, Eliza Collin, Vandana KKeep reading
| itsfreezinginla.com
Energy Engaging Communities in a Just Energy Transition: Cape Town’s Project 90 by 2030 By Madeleine Bazil In 2022, South Africa’s Presidential Climate Commission adopted a framework for a Just Transition: a roadmap for shifting the country’s economy from fossil fuels to cleaner energies and reducing carbon emissions in a socially equitable way.
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