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Next Line, Please: The Big Reveal: The American Scholar’s Crowd-Sourced Sonnet
Three months ago, the American Scholar initiated a contest to write a crowd-sourced sonnet. With line fourteen chosen, all that remains to complete the poem is a title. Visit the American Scholar's page to…
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A Beautiful Thing Has Passed / Why My Mother Stalked Professor K at a Truck Stop off I-80 [by Katherine Zlabek]
I was driving, some years ago, to Michigan. Both of my parents were in the car. Or perhaps it was a truck, or a van. I say this because we were riding tall…
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Happy Birthday John Ashbery!
Greetings from Sodus, NY (circa 2003). We took a trip and we thought about you . . . — sdh
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“But I Always Thought That I’d See You Again” / Thoughts on Sending / A Medley for You Travelers [by Katherine Zlabek]
Throughout my posts this week, you will see travel as a recurring theme. Forgive me. I’ve been on the road a lot this last year, on the job market, and with a “we’ll see,”…
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Poetry from Aotearoa/New Zealand 6 — Peter Bland’s ‘Beginnings’
Beginnings Guthrie-Smith in New Zealand 1885 Who am I? What am I doing herealone with 3000 sheep? I'mturning their…
