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Neem Fix (by Mitch Sisskind)
Neem Fix had a nice bitch, Joe Blow had him a male dog,They decided to breed the dogsWhere Neem got pick of the litter And Joe Blow got the next two Of the pups,…
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Auden in New York [by David Lehman]
Born February 21, 1907, W. H. Auden came to NYC in 1939. Here is his poem "The More Loving One" below which you will find the videotape of a discussion I led on Auden.…
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Léonce et Léna: due to a change in situation… [by Tracy Danison]
undefined It’s been 7 hours and 15 days since you look your love away/ Since you’ve been gone I can do whatever I want/I can see whomever I choose/I can eat my dinner in…
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Breaking News: Art is Alive [by Andrei Codrescu]
Time is an arrow. It points forward, not back. To paraphrase Borges, certain metaphors are so evidently true they are no longer metaphors. “Life is a river,” for instance. If the arrow of time…
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A poem from “The Awl” [by Nuar Alsadir; posted by Mark Bibbins]
I'm very grateful to David Lehman and Stacey Harwood for the opportunity to feature poems from The Awl (RIP) here on the BAP blog. The Awl's poetry section had a great run—nine years!—and I'm…
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“Asphalt, Muscle & Bone” – Bill Hayward’s award winning film screening in competition 2/21/19 at the “North Europe International Film Festival – London”
On January 29, we gave you an early peek at Bill Hayward's award-winning film "Asphalt, Muscle & Bone." Here's another look:
