The object of THE FORTNIGHTLY REVIEW is to become the organ of the unbiassed expression of many and various minds on topics of general interest in Politics, Literature, Philosophy, Science, and Art.
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Degrees of Separation: On Albert Camus
“Sad to feel so vulnerable,” Albert Camus wrote in his carnet in 1946. “In 25 years, I’ll be 57. 25 years, then, to do my work and find what I’m looking for. Then, old age and death.” The French activist intellectual never got that far, sma...
“Van Gogh and the Pair of Shoes“ and One Other Poem by David M. Katz
“Shoebootia Utilis,” from Nonsense Botany, Edward Lear, 1888
Van Gogh and the Pair of Shoes
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What can we make of them?
They're made of uppers, s...
The Fortnightly Interview: On Poeming and Memoir
Chloe Phillips: What was the process of transitioning from poetry to memoir like for you? Your voice has a very unique lyrical quality that translates into the memoir in a really beautiful way. Since research, storytelling, characters, and...
Dispatch from Dancing: The Poetry of Movement, the Movement of Poetry
from Choregraphie, Raoul-Auger Feuillet, 1701
I’ve been pondering the relationship between improvisation and choreography in what I’ve come to call my kinepoetic practice—essentially a dialogue between my poetry writing and my dance-moveme...
Translation: Excerpt from Lucretius’s De Rerum Natura (On the Nature of Reality)
“Cows at a Watering Place,” Charles-François Daubigny, 1862
The Dam and the Calf
Book II, lines 352–366
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Time and again, in front of handsome...
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