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III.To China: The Library Cave [by Sarah Howe]
[My apologies – after a gruelling flight from London to Beijing yesterday (a journey I’d made in the opposite direction a few days before, coming home for a dear friend’s wedding), I found myself…
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II. To China: Du Fu’s Cottage [by Sarah Howe]
If I could get a mansion with a thousand, ten thousand rooms, A great shelter for all the world’s scholars, together in joy, Solid as a mountain, the elements could not move it. Oh!…
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A Couple of Swells out for a Stroll on a Sunday in NYC
Richard Howard and David Lehman. Sunday, February 7, 2015, 8th Street between 5th & MacDougal. photo (c) Stacey Harwood-Lehman
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I. To China: That Blue Flower on the Map [by Sarah Howe]
The Savage is flying back home from the New Country in native-style dress with a baggage of sensibility to gaze on the ancestral plains with the myths thought up and dreamed in her kitchens…
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Sarah Howe, Guest Author February 8-12
Photo credit: Marc Lixenberg To celebrate Sarah Howe's T. S. Eliot award for her debut collection Loop of Jade (Chatto & Windus, 2015), we are pleased to share a series of her posts that first…
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Meet the Press: Dante Di Stefano in Conversation with Adam Deutsch and Christine Bryant Cohen of Cooper Dillon Books
DD: Robert Frost said, “My definition of literature would be just this: words that have become deeds.” Cooper Dillon Books is building an impressive catalogue of authors ranging from the re-issue of William Matthews…
