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Putting Down the Hammer [by Stephanie Paterik]
I’ve been a happy renter all of my adult life, relishing the freedom of a short-term lease. But in the fall, without warning, the unfamiliar desire for a place of my own crept into…
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Much Depends on Dinner: Baking Hamentaschen with Robin Neidorf and Talia
All human history attests That happiness for man,—the hungry sinner!— Since Eve ate apples, much depends on dinner. – Lord Byron, Don Juan. Canto xiii. Stanza 99 (Ed note: Robin Neidorf and…
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Indian English Poetry [by Catherine Woodard]
The HarperCollins Book of English Poetry is a testament to the power of think global, write local. All 85 contemporary poets selected by the editor, Sudeep Sen, are Indians who write in English. They…
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Evanescence: The Elaine Race Massacre by J. Chester Johnson now live at the Green Mountains Review
From the Editors of Green Mountains Review — Over the next ten days, Green Mountains Review Online will present in four installments J. Chester Johnson’s groundbreaking essay “Evanescence: The Elaine Race Massacre,” which probes…
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Delhi Promenade of Pop Poets [by Catherine Woodard]
Walking Delhi with Himanshu Verma, an emerging arts curator, follows a trail where poets share top billing with rulers and religious leaders. Poets get prominent positions in India’s history – literally – with their…
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Ultra Violet Postcards [by Catherine Woodard]
BRINK The meaning of quiet – those corridorsKnew it well. Softly girls. This building is old, Mother C lisped up stairs, her wimpleFlaring like a halo. At table, tennis, we twirled spins like neat…
