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Why Lee Wiley?
Lee Wiley (1908-1975) was the greatest girl singer you may never have heard of. Try her interpretations of these tunes: Let's Fall in LoveO! Look at Me NowManhattanStreet of DreamsSoft Lights and Sweet MusicTime…
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Lionel Fogarty [Introduced by Thomas Moody]
I first came across Lionel Fogarty's poetry in The Penguin Book of Modern Australian Poetry edited by John Tranter and Philip Mead. At the time, I was pretty well ignorant of contemporary Indigenous Australian…
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The New York School Diaspora (Part Eight) The News from Great Britain: Martin Stannard [by Angela Ball]
THAT THING We once had one in our housewith handles on both sides. But I forget its name. Sometimes I even forget my own. The self is an overlaying of multiple identities, comprised not…
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The Alphabet as Hero: A “Next, Line Please” Entry
This post appeared as a "Next Line, Please" entry on The American Scholar website, July 17, 2018: For next week, our missionwill beto test our abilityat compressionand brevity,with our customary civility. But first let’s…
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Ted Berrigan on the 38th Anniversary of his Death: Posthumous Pick of the Month [ed. Terence Winch]
© Mark Hillringhouse Photography _________________________________________________________________________________ New Personal Poem to Michael Lally You had your own…
