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Occasionally Grand, Frequently Central, and Rarely Terminal [by Madge McKeithen]
Gabriel Barcia-Colombo's Illuminated Verse, Lawrence Schwartzwald, photographer For many New Yorkers and for many who have only passed through, Grand Central Terminal is one of their favorite places in New York City. My late…
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Charlie Simic and the “Great Poets’ brawl of ’68”
Charles Simic files this report in the NY Review of Books blog. <<Back at Louis Simpson’s house in Stony Brook, during the farewell party on the last night of the conference, a fight broke…
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Contemporary Canadian Poetry [by Eduardo C. Corral]
This week I’m featuring the work of Matt Rader. Music I awoke on Veteran’s Day in the United States To blue skies and a republican Cali sunshine That made the whole town of McKinleyville…
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Martha Silano, Guest Author April 28-May 2
This week we welcome Martha Silano as our guest author. Marthais the author of four books of poems, most recently The Little Office of the Immaculate Conception and Reckless Lovely, both from Saturnalia Books.…
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David Lehman’s “Signs of the Times: Deconstruction and the Fall of Paul de Man” available as an e-book
Reviews of Evelyn Barish's The Double Life of Paul de Man have appeared in most major newspapers and magazines. David Lehman's review ran in the Wall Street Journal on March 14, 2014 and his…
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Ann Kjellberg presents a poem by Jean Valentine
Ann Kjellberg, founding editor of Little Star, an annual journal of poetry and prose, and Little Star Weekly, its mobile app version, will be offering a poem every Sunday this spring. This is her…
