Michael Dennis Browne This is Me

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1. 1. St. Paul's Monastery | St. Paul, Minnesota

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   Published on: 3/26/2008   Last Visited: 3/26/2008

   Michael Dennis Browne's award-winning poetry has appeared in numerous magazines and anthologies, including The New Yorker and American Poetry Review.Two of his five books have won the Minnesota Book Award for poetry.He wrote the words for To Be Certain of the Dawn, a post-Holocaust oratorio, with music by Stephen Paulus, which premiered at the Basilica of Saint Mary and was nominated for the Pulitzer Prize in music by the Minnesota Orchestra.Browne is a distinguished teaching professor of English at the University of Minnesota where he has taught for 35 years.

2. 2. David Bengtson

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   Published on: 11/24/2004   Last Visited: 11/24/2004

   The class was taught by Michael Dennis Browne, a poet, lyricist and professor of English at the University of Minnesota.
   
   During that class Bengtson wrote his first two poems, and also made a connection with Browne.
   
   That connection with Browne turned into a mentorship and friendship that spiraled into many more connections and friendships for Bengtson, leading him in many directions and leading, serendipitously, in the direction of the publication of "Broken Lines".
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   Through the course, taught by Browne, Bengtson discovered that there is "a rich history of prose poetry".

3. 3. Loft Press/Media Information

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   Published on: 1/26/2000   Last Visited: 5/12/2005

   MICHAEL DENNIS BROWNE,THINGS I CAN'T TELL YOU
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   Michael Dennis Browne is the author of six collections of poetry, including, most recently, Things I Can't Tell You (Carnegie Mellon Press, 2005).His fifth collection, Selected Poems 1965-1995, also published by Carnegie Mellon University Press, won the Minnesota Book Award for poetry in 1998.His previous book, You Won't Remember This, won a Minnesota Book Award in 1993.Since 1971, he has taught at the University of Minnesota, where he is a professor of English, former director of the creative writing program, and winner of two Distinguished Teacher awards.