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Zile Si Nopte De Literatura: Days and Nights of Literature — Romania, Day ?? [by Sharon Mesmer]
The Romanians are a brilliant and industrious people who value literature above all else. The country's motto is, in fact, "Literature Above All Else." Here, writers are gods: Here is a typical venue for…
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Rob Casper Presents Christian Hawkey
The poem of Christian's I choose from The Book of Funnels takes "the end / of the driveway" as a point of departure, and inhabits a psychic landscape as meaningful in its openness as…
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MORE FROM MATTHEW YEAGER
THE PROSE POEM, FILM SCREENING, REPETITIVE LABOR, ON MALE MODELS, Hello Friends; this is Matthew Yeager checking back in; I am thankful to Stacey for allowing me to continue to post over the course…
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“How to Cope with One’s Mother-in-Law” [by Anna Guzon]
How to Cope with One’s Mother-in-Law: When she looksthrough your billswhile she dustsunasked, then tells her friends your moneyquandaries, donot reprovewhat she doesout of love.Love her inreturn. Lovethe livingdaylights out of the mother.Love her…
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Romania, Day Two [by Sharon Mesmer]
If you really look at the date, you'll see I wrote both these posts on the same day. I've got jet lag, okay? Today we visited the headquarters of the Uniunea Scriitorilor din Romania,…
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Destination: Romania [by Sharon Mesmer]
The jet lag was incredible, so we forced ourselves to walk around blindingly bright Bucharest for, like, five hours. En route, we saw Romulus and Remus … … the Museum of Romanian Literature…