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Machine generated contents note:Ted Kooser Is My President /Naomi Shihab Nye --What Ted Likes 1,001 Things to Amend Before You Die -- Excerpt 244 -- 258 /Jill Mccabe Johnson --Ted Is Writing This Morning /Marjorie Saiser --From Description to Discovery Pledge /Jehanne Dubrow --A Toast to Chance, Good Fortune, and Ted Kooser /Mary K. Stillwell --Ted Kooser's Near South History Tour Platte River /Amelia Maria De La Luz Montes --The Things Themselves Old Snow /Andrea Hollander --The Surprising Novelty of the Familiar: Ted Kooser's Poetry /Stephen Behrendt --Supper with Amy /Sarah Mckinstry-Brown --A Summer Letter to Old Friends Up North /Mark Sanders --Aunt Bertha /Sharon Chmielarz --Sustenance /Suzanne Ohlmann --The Crucial Lack of Redemption /James Daniels --Wildflower /Sally Green --Feathering /Samuel Green --The smaller house /Mark Irwin --Translating Ted Kooser Ferris Wheel /Ivan Young --Discovering Ted Kooser (1980) /Dana Gioia --Old Man in the Hall of Nebraska Wildlife /Cody Lumpkin --My Poetry Foundation Medical Arts Building, Watertown /Christine Stewart-Nunez --Primings /Robert Hedin --Inland Sea /Debra Nystrom --The Work at Hand /Stuart Kestenbaum --Absorbing the Moment Ode to the Poster of Reptiles & Amphibians on the Exam Room Wall at the Animal Clinic on South Street /Michelle Menting --Conversing with Ted Kooser for Nearly Fifty Years /Gerald Costanzo --Forsythia /Barbara Crooker --Broken Summer Sonnet /Todd Robinson --Menagerie /Faith Shearin --On Ted Kooser: Poet of Clarity & Sight Afterwards /Hope Wabuke --The Mechanic Turning 32 /Katie Schmid --Summer Morning Walks: 4 Postcards for Ted Kooser /Grace Bauer --The Politics of Noticing: Ted Kooser in Poetry and Pedagogy /Stacey Waite --More in Time: A Letter to Ted /James Crews --Good Morning The Oriole /Trey Moody --Holmes Lake /Jessica Poli --Sign Painter /Connie Wanek --I Never Thought I'd Outlive My Evergreens /Twyla M. Hansen --Sewing Room, 1973 /Tami Haaland --Early Wonderment /Jeffrey Harrison --Ted Talk /Peggy Shumaker --Ted Kooser and the Act of Poetry as Life Practice Home Again /Sarah A. Chavez --To See Beyond the Self Song to a Birdwoman /Saddiq Dzukogi --"Late Summer": Doing the Work and Giving the Gift /Adrian Koesters --At the Rehabilitation Hospital /Denise Banker --Tribute to Ted Kooser: "A Poem Has to Be Something More Than a Good Story" Elegy for an Eastern Fallen Star /Biljana D. Obradovic --April Wish /Linda Parsons --Ted Kooser, the Midwest Small Press Poetry Renaissance of the 1960s and `70s, and a Poem Inspired by Both Great Plains /Mark Vinz --Bathroom Spiders /Jc Reilly --When a Place Finds Voice /Freya Manfred --Writing toward Home Lake of the Woods /Crystal S. Gibbins --One Light to Another /Jonathan Greene --In Praise of Ted Kooser /Dan Gerber --Fishing with Nightcrawlers /Todd Davis --House /Hadara Bar-Nadav --A Valentine Sonnet /Sandra Yannone --At the Graveyard /Joyce Sutphen --Grace in Poetry Making Ice Angels /Rosemary Zumpfe --Making Sense, Making a Life Time's Beard, His Closest Thing to Seasons /Rebecca Macijeski --How I Found Ted /Amy Plettner --Tuesdays with Ted Kooser: How I Found the Heart behind My Collection of Poems, Pulse The Ghost's Daughter Speaks /Maria Nazos --Mercurius /Jonis Agee --Opening Night Rehearsal /Matt Mason --For Ted, On His Hiatus /Judith Harris --Ready to Hold My Hand: Ted Kooser as Mentor and Friend At the St. Elizabeth Mammography Center /Karen Head --Letter to TK: May 26, 2020 /Jane Hirshfield --The Chronicler of Sorrows Fences /Kwame Dawes. "More in Time is a celebration and tribute to Ted Kooser, two-time U.S. Poet Laureate, winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry, and Presidential Professor of the University of Nebraska. Through personal reflections, essays, and creative works both inspired by and dedicated to Kooser, this collection shines a light on the many ways the midwestern poet has affected others as a teacher, mentor, colleague, and friend, as well as a fellow writer and observer-of-the-world. The creative responses included in this volume are reflective of the impact Kooser has had in his connections to other writers, while also revealing glimpses of his distinct way of seeing"-- More in Time is a celebration and tribute to two-time United States Poet Laureate Ted Kooser
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