The Chained Muse
David GosselinA sanctum for classical aesthetics, biting criticism and modern beauty
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 176 | Subscribers | Read | thechainedmuse.substack.com |
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New Lyre Podcast #28: From Bukowski to Insta Poets - Sacred Cows in Poetry
In this latest episode of the New Lyre Podcast, Professor Johnny Payne joins us to re-examine some of the sacred cows in the world of literature, including John Dryden, the cult of Charles Bukowski, and contemporary fads like Instagram poet...
The Case Against Lower-Case Poetry
One might think we have Wordsworth’s theory of poetic art to blame for the creep of Instagram and “street” poetry and the subsequent disfiguration of lyric into meme. In the abstract, there is nothing wrong with Wordsworth’s description of ...
New Lyre Podcast #27: Poetry Fireside Chat - Autumn 2024
The Chained Muse is happy to announce the return of the weekly podcast for our flagship journal, New Lyre Magazine (old school episodes here).
Charles Bukowski, Undisciplined Satirist
Yes, the man was prolific, having written some 5000 poems and scads of prose. Does that count as virtue, or logorrhea? I find myself wishing he’d have spent more time editing and less generating endless lines. His famous aphorism “Don’t try...
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