From the Wunderkammer
I'm a poet, writer of prose, teacher of writing and literature, and this is my newsletter.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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Philanthropy in the Age of Fascism
What’s that smell? Did someone forget to take out the trash? Are your concierge medical peptides leaving a sulfurous taste in your mouth? Are you sure you know where you are? Is that a bottle of urine hidden behind the medieval suit of armo...
A Visit to the Robert Frost Stone House Museum
The Robert Frost Stone House Museum in Shaftsbury, Vermont is just a couple miles from the Bennington College campus. I visit it often for events and meetings, and I love going there. Frost lived in the house for about nine years with his f...
Living With Ghosts
In Roger Clarke’s A Natural History of Ghosts, he narrates his own history of ghost hunting as well as a history of ghost hunting generally. The book reads like a series of ghost stories, and they prose is lively and engaging. I read this o...
Mother, Stranger, Snow
Last weekend I made a quick trip to Provincetown for some work at the Fine Arts Work Center, and on my way home I stopped at the Snow Cemetery in Truro, Massachusetts.
The Congregational Church in Truro, MA.
The last big winter storm ha...
Living With Ghosts
The house at the top of Hamburg Road between Catskill and Athens, New York is set back from the road, just below a small ridge that runs parallel to the Hudson River. One of the few historical references to the house mentions a well at the...
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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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