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The Rivers Between Us: A Conversation Beginning in the Hudson River Valley with Claire Hero (Lea Graham)
The writer, Claire Hero, and I are neighbors here in the Mid-Hudson River Valley. I live in Poughkeepsie and she, across the river, in Esopus. We are also both transplants to the area. We…
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Proper Names: Against the World’s Welter, Mystery Containers (Lea Graham)
In Billings, Montana my grandfather—a handsome young guy from Fayetteville, Arkansas—worked as a baker in a basement with a window that looked out onto a main street. This was the Great Depression. From…
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Lydia Davis: in The New Yorker. And elsewhere [by Mitch Sisskind]
Perhaps Lydia Davis is best known as a prose writer,most recently of very short stories. But her work has also appeared in BAP anthologies, …
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Among the Post-Holes and Potsherds and Grave Goods: An Interview with John Glenday (Lea Graham)
I first met John Glenday in person while walking a portion of the Great Glen Way from Invermoriston to Drumnadrochit, Scotland in 2012. We had only a single mutual friend and poetry in common…
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Starred Review in Library Journal of Alan Ziegler’s “Short” Goes Long
From the March 1 issue of Library Journal: Starred Review on MARCH 1, 2014 of Short: Arts and Humanities Ziegler (creative writing, director, pedagogy & teacher training, Columbia Univ.; The Swan Song of Vaudeville:…
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Name your favorite NYC-inspired poem for the Library Hotel
The Library Hotel is looking for a poem to grace its lovely poetry garden. The poem will be beautifully printed on a large canvas and given pride of place in one of the hotel's…
