Amid all the attention Anna Geller was receiving, the one development that surpassed every other in speculation and debate was the seeming inactivity of the poet during the period of time in which her poems and visits had become famous. In fact, more than a year after Frederick Guest’s interview on Good Morning America, the Johannesburg poem from two thousand and eight remained the most recent on record.
Good Morning AmericaFor those who shared their opinions on the subject, being unencumbered by concrete evidence was the only prerequisite. And while the majority argued that the publicity surrounding the poet had made her g*n-shy and that she was waiting for the media, and for people in general, to lose interest in her before resuming her activities, a growing vocal minority argued, with
