From the Wunderkammer
I'm a poet, writer of prose, teacher of writing and literature, and this is my newsletter.
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On Thanksgiving
The First Thanksgiving at Plymouth, by Jennie Augusta Brownscombe, 1914.
Thanksgiving has come and gone, and I hope you’ve worked through the leftovers. This year was a quieter, easier holiday for me than in years past, and I’m grateful fo...
A Reading & Conversation, November 9 in Catskill, NY.
I’ll be reading and answering questions (come with questions!) on November 9th at 4:00 PM at the beautiful Beattie-Powers House in Catskill. There will be a reception afterwards. This is the first event of what will be a series featuring re...
A Summer Update
We just passed the solstice, summer heat has descended on the Northeast, and I have a minute for an update as these days begin to slow, and I catch just a glimpse of the great torpor of summer I experienced when I was young. Summer used to...
The Condition of Poetry at the End of the World: Part Three
1. The I Is a Lie
If you write poems you should know this: everyone who reads your poems thinks everything you write in them is true and autobiographical. I know, it’s crazy, but I didn’t make the rules. When you read a novel, do you thin...
The Condition of Poetry at the End of the World: Part Two
2. Thesis Number Two: Famous Mushroom
The late poet, translator and belletrist Richard Howard would begin each fall semester at Columbia University by walking into class and telling all the new young MFA recruits at the School of the Arts...
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Mark Wunderlich is a poet, essayist and teacher of writing and literature. He is Executive Director of the Bennington Writing Seminars and lives in New York's Hudson Valley.
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