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“No Love Is Not Dead” [by Robert Desnos; trans. Bill Zavatsky]
No Love Is Not Dead No love is not dead in this heart and these eyes and this mouth that proclaimed the beginning of its own requiem. …
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Mad Men tonight: Fall 1962
Tonight’s episode of Mad Men was filled with even more cultural markers than usual. It’s late September 1962. Kurt, who comes out of the closet in a matter-of-fact "European" way, has taken in Bob…
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Sunday [by Mark Ford]
It’s a calm and sparkling day in North London, the weather mockingly at odds with the language of gloom and panic suffusing the papers and airwaves. Money, Wallace Stevens once suggested, is a…
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Mark Ford, Guest Blogger October 12-18
Mark Ford lives in London. He is the editor of Selected Poems by Frank O’Hara (Knopf, 2008) and the Library of America edition of John Ashbery’s Collected Poems, the first volume of which has…
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Bruce Covey presents Reb Livingston
My Dearest Best American Poetry and/or Coconut Reader, if you’ve ever connected to the World Wide Web over the past five years, you surely recognize the name of Rebecca “Reb” Livingston, poetry’s most forthright…
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Film Still Series – #35
From the forthcoming film by Bill Hayward, Asphalt, Muscle and Bone, about a man at risk, the persistence of imagination and the impossibility of love. Produced by Bill Hayward and Anna Elman.
