The Writer’s Almanac

Target entity: The Writer’s Almanac
Context triple: [Minnesota Public Radio, knownFor, The Writer’s Almanac]

• A. Poems of the Day and Year
  Poems of the Day and Year is a collection of verse by English poet Frederick Tennyson, reflecting his reflective and lyrical style within the Victorian literary tradition.
• B. Poets of America
  "Poets of America" is a critical and historical survey of American poetry by Edmund Clarence Stedman, offering influential assessments of 19th-century American poets and their work.
• C. Poetry New York
  Poetry New York was a mid-20th-century American literary magazine known for publishing innovative and experimental poetry, including Charles Olson’s influential essay “Projective Verse.”
• D. Dial-A-Poem
  Dial-A-Poem was an innovative telephone-based poetry project launched in the late 1960s that allowed callers to listen to recorded poems and performances by a wide range of contemporary writers and artists.
• E. The Feast of the Poets
  The Feast of the Poets is a satirical poem by Leigh Hunt that imagines contemporary English poets gathered at a convivial banquet, humorously critiquing their characters and literary merits.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: The Writer’s Almanac
Target entity description: The Writer’s Almanac is a daily public radio program and podcast featuring poetry, literary history, and notable events in the lives of writers, originally hosted by Garrison Keillor.

• A. Poems of the Day and Year
  Poems of the Day and Year is a collection of verse by English poet Frederick Tennyson, reflecting his reflective and lyrical style within the Victorian literary tradition.
• B. Poets of America
  "Poets of America" is a critical and historical survey of American poetry by Edmund Clarence Stedman, offering influential assessments of 19th-century American poets and their work.
• C. Poetry New York
  Poetry New York was a mid-20th-century American literary magazine known for publishing innovative and experimental poetry, including Charles Olson’s influential essay “Projective Verse.”
• D. Dial-A-Poem
  Dial-A-Poem was an innovative telephone-based poetry project launched in the late 1960s that allowed callers to listen to recorded poems and performances by a wide range of contemporary writers and artists.
• E. The Feast of the Poets
  The Feast of the Poets is a satirical poem by Leigh Hunt that imagines contemporary English poets gathered at a convivial banquet, humorously critiquing their characters and literary merits.
• F. None of above. chosen