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ABOUT ERIC ERIC [by Martin Stannard]
Of course, it’s not his real name, though I am led to believe one half is real; the other half, as he once remarked, is “an act of concealment.” I first came across Eric…
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Pete Ferry Weighs in on the Cubs
Thoughts on Being a Cubs Fan Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow In The Great Gatsby, when Jordan Baker asks if she is missed in Chicago, Nick Carraway says, “The whole town is desolate. All the…
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Meet the Press: Dante Di Stefano in Conversation with Roy Giles and Corey Mingura of Arcadia Press & Arcadia Literary Magazine
DD: Susan Howe famously ends her book, My Emily Dickinson, with the lines: “Poetry leads past possession of self to transfiguration beyond gender. Poetry is redemption from pessimism. Poetry is affirmation in negation, ammunition…
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“One Hundred Autobiographies”: A brief preview [by David Lehman]
<<< David Lehman, poet and columnist for our website, is writing a book about his cancer diagnosis and recovery. “In a way, the book has the logic of a poem,” he says. “But the…
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The origins of bus lateness [by Paul Tracy Danison]
Recursive quality of troublesome Concomitant Reality again spotted at Pyrénées crossing The origination battered-truck where the world snarl standing wave daily begins. Blame the worried guy if you will. Buy him a better hair…
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(Cor)respond(ences): On Collaboration & the Material Artifact [by Kristina Marie Darling]
Over the course of several months, I had the great privilege of corresponding with Virginia Konchan via post. At the time, I was traveling from one literary arts fellowship to the next, and Virginia…
