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Diane Mehta

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Diane Mehta is a poet and writer, born in Germany and raised in India and the U.S. She's interested in heritage, faith, serendipity, and reason. Her second poetry collection Tiny Extravaganzas (2023) came out to much acclaim. Her new book Happier Far: Essays is out in March 2025. She writes for the New Yorker, Harvard Divinity Bulletin, A Public Space, Kenyon Review, the Virginia Quarterly Review, the Times Literary Supplement, the Guardian, and American Poetry Review. She was a fellow at Civitella Ranieri and Yaddo, and has been the recipient of a Cafe Royal Foundation award for nonfiction and the Peter Heinegg Foundation award for creative work. She is collaborating with musicians and visual artists and is poet in residence at NYC's New C ...more

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Forest with Castanets

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Easy Guide to Writing Poetry

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The wonderful David Woo wrote about Tiny Extravaganzas

In meditations on “fortunate times / and quicksand feelings,” Mehta, a poet in New York City, induces a staccato rhythm of poetic effusion, darting from insight to insight, with the graceful and erratic comportment of one “wandering by accident or design / a way to find your tongue.”

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