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The Ghosts All Wear Confederate Gray: Dante Di Stefano Reviews Nin Andrews’ Miss August
Miss AugustNin AndrewsCavanKerry Press, 2017 Nin Andrews’ newest collection, Miss August, provides further evidence that she is perhaps the most agile practitioner of prose poetry writing today. Written from the alternating perspective of three…
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“Entrapment” [by Terence Winch]
Terence Winch The people in the songs want out.They will not be your baby anymore.You cannot call them sweetheart.You must stop telling them howlovesick you are, how you can’t getby without them. How you…
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Richard Wilbur, March 1, 1921 – October 14, 2017 [by David Lehman]
Richard Wilbur, who died last night, was born in New York City in 1921 and grew up in rural New Jersey. His father was a portrait painter, and his mother came from a long…
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Elegy [poem by Angela Ball]
Elegy “She has a knee,”the TSA agent said.a pat-down situation–legsin wrong position. One forward,no, back. No armsoverhead. Same strokesfor all. First flight since the insertionof a prosthetic knee, first since vacationin a cabin named…
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The Real Reason Linda Reagan [Amy Carlson] Left “Blue Bloods” After 7 Seasons [by Walter Carey]
Editor's note: Walter Carey writes: "David Huntley, my source for this story, is the pseudonym of an executive at CBS who asked that he or she not be named. — WC." For an update…
