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“One Hundred Autobiographies”: A brief preview [by David Lehman]
<<< David Lehman, poet and columnist for our website, is writing a book about his cancer diagnosis and recovery. “In a way, the book has the logic of a poem,” he says. “But the…
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The origins of bus lateness [by Paul Tracy Danison]
Recursive quality of troublesome Concomitant Reality again spotted at Pyrénées crossing The origination battered-truck where the world snarl standing wave daily begins. Blame the worried guy if you will. Buy him a better hair…
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(Cor)respond(ences): On Collaboration & the Material Artifact [by Kristina Marie Darling]
Over the course of several months, I had the great privilege of corresponding with Virginia Konchan via post. At the time, I was traveling from one literary arts fellowship to the next, and Virginia…
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“It takes great skill to make it seem natural”: On Collaboration & Teaching [by Kristina Marie Darling]
Over the past couple of years, I’ve had the great privilege of leading workshops for former Poet Laureate of Alabama and small press publisher extraordinaire Sue Brannan Walker, gifted visual artist and writer Margaret…
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“The World Splits Open Twice as Wide”: Denise Duhamel & Julie Marie Wade on Collaboration [by Kristina Marie Darling]
Denise Duhamel and Julie Marie Wade have published collaborative essays in Arts & Letters, Bellingham Review, Cincinnati Review, Connotation Press, Green Mountains Review, Nimrod, No Tokens, Passages North, poemmemoirstory, Prairie Schooner, Quarter After Eight,…
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“Bob Dylan: Oracle and Iconoclast” [by David Lehman]
No sooner was it announced last month that Bob Dylan had won the Nobel Prize in Literature than the fighting began. Enthusiasts cited the way Mr. Dylan has entered and modified the culture. How…
