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“Various Kinds of Torment” – On Fitness & Writing [by Jess Smith]
Photo Credit: The Amazing Ashley Ziegler Hi friends – thanks for sticking with me throughout this series. I've loved exploring the connections between fitness and writing, and loved hearing your feedback even more. This…
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Introducing poetry from Scotland: Thomas A. Clark [by Robyn Marsack]
The Homecoming the true south and the upland grassthe bright glade and the fallen lintel the driving rain and the sudden calmthe fiddle tune and the rowan berriesthe ruined chapel and the black water…
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Introducing poetry from Scotland: Thomas A. Clark [by Robyn Marsack]
The Homecoming the true south and the upland grassthe bright glade and the fallen lintel the driving rain and the sudden calmthe fiddle tune and the rowan berriesthe ruined chapel and the black water…
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Sholeh Wolpé, Guest Author January 26-30
Sholeh Wolpé, Photo By Bonnie Perkinson This week we welcome back Sholeh Wolpé as our guest author. Sholeh was born in Iran, and spent most of her teen years in Trinidad and the UK before settling…
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Sholeh Wolpé, Guest Author January 26-30
Sholeh Wolpé, Photo By Bonnie Perkinson This week we welcome back Sholeh Wolpé as our guest author. Sholeh was born in Iran, and spent most of her teen years in Trinidad and the UK before settling…
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In the NYRB – Mark Strand: Living Gorgeously [by Charles Simic]
The poet Mark Strand at 192 Books in Manhattan, July 11, 2012 Splash News/Corbis Mark Strand, who died in November at the age of eighty after a long battle with cancer, is the first among…
