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Monday Comic by Nin Andrews
In her brilliant introduction to State of the Art (Pittsburgh, 2015) by David Lehman, Denise Duhamel writes: David takes his cue from Charles Baudelaire who advised, "Always be a poet, even in prose." I love that quote–it sounds…
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Monday Comic by Nin Andrews
In her brilliant introduction to State of the Art (Pittsburgh, 2015) by David Lehman, Denise Duhamel writes: David takes his cue from Charles Baudelaire who advised, "Always be a poet, even in prose." I love that quote–it sounds…
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Roundtable on Contemporary Translation and Politics/ posted by Sandra Simonds
Speaking with Marie Buck, Jennifer Scappettone, Guillermo Parra, Daniel Borzutzky and Johannes Göransson There’s a sense that I get that American poets seem to only like to read other American poets? Am I wrong…
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Roundtable on Contemporary Translation and Politics/ posted by Sandra Simonds
Speaking with Marie Buck, Jennifer Scappettone, Guillermo Parra, Daniel Borzutzky and Johannes Göransson There’s a sense that I get that American poets seem to only like to read other American poets? Am I wrong…
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Ten Autobiographical Fragments [by Alan Ziegler]
One Plus One (1956): When one of the older kids in the neighborhood is told he “has no balls,” he replies, “I’ve got two of them, how many do you have?” This is a question…
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Ten Autobiographical Fragments [by Alan Ziegler]
One Plus One (1956): When one of the older kids in the neighborhood is told he “has no balls,” he replies, “I’ve got two of them, how many do you have?” This is a question…
