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Translation: Six Poems by Ilaria Giovinazzo
Jungle Orchids and Hummingbirds, Martin Johnson Heade, 1872
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È la meraviglia di un suono rubato
che irrompe tra le costole
mentre scivoli via...
“A Place Formerly Struck by Lightning” Installment I by Raphael Rubinstein
Cover of No New York, Antilles Records, 1978. Photograph by Brian Eno. Design by Steve Keister and Brian Eno.
“And so she goes back—back to the old world, and far enough into it to make the action of her story openly historic: she go...
The Foam or the Blaze: On Beatrice Douvre
Béatrice Douvre was a French poet who died, aged only 27, in 1994. Although she published a few poems in magazines during her lifetime, the great bulk of the Collected Poems are drawn from unpublished material found in her papers after her...
“When Berryman Moved In” by Kelvin Corcoran
When Berryman Moved In
for John Goodby
I
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At first, I was worried when Berryman moved in next door,
he installed a deluxe bar, a hi...
Simulacrimae Rerum: On Christopher Nolan’s Relentlessly Gloomy Odyssey
“Flaxman’s Outlines: Homer’s Odyssey,” engraved by A Réveil, after John Flaxman
The most Homeric moment in Christopher Nolan’s film The Odyssey is when Matt Damon’s Odysseus gets a little excited. Briefly managing a smile—rare for any char...
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Oh, Time, Strength, Cash, and Patience! Author of THE LAST WORDS OF JACK RUBY, a novel, and other things. Editor-in-Chief of The Fortnightly Review. Professor of English at Lake Forest College.
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