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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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...
The Fortnightly Interview: Poetry in the “Dark Times” and Beyond
Chloe Philips: In the poem “Scotch Broom” from your new poetry collection Ars Poeticas you write:
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I thought that poetry could be apart fro...
Translation: Metaphysical Sonnets by Arturo Nathan (1891-1944)
“The Frozen Sea,” Arturo Nathan
1. Seascape with an impending storm
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A threatening cloud of bronze obscures the bay
Which shivers now beneath t...
Dispatch from a Yellow Car: Snippets from an Ongoing Conversation with Lorette C. Luzajic
The poet John Ashbery once said that all his poems were just bits of a sort of über poem, that an individual poem was just a segment ripped from the work eternally in progress. I look at this dispatch in much the same way. Lorette once made...
“Sketch“ by J. Mark Smith
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“Il fallait n’être plus qu’un regard et une main.” (J. Genet)
Unknown artist [after Rembrandt van Rijn]. “Self-Portrait, Open-Mouthed as if Shouting.” Date unknown. Scottish National Portrait Gallery. National Galleries o...
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