I’m re-reading the above poem in conjunction with Rene Hague’s commentary and this has (together with a re-reading of Jones’ preface) added a bit more perspective on the rationale of… more →
Bebrowed's Blogwrote 2 hours ago: Dimitra Harvey is by no means a conservative poet. Using verse to unpick issues surrou … more →
wrote 14 hours ago: Who has not felt, in reading a text—whatever its quality—the need to improve it through a little jud … more →
wrote 16 hours ago: I first identified readerly anxiety in something I wrote about the Emily Dorman poems on the Claudiu … more →
wrote 18 hours ago: I’m re-reading the above poem in conjunction with Rene Hague’s commentary and this has ( … more →
wrote 1 day ago: Have you read this book? Is it a good book to teach in the Peninsular survey? (I think it sounds lon … more →
wrote 1 day ago: Lasar Segall, The Eternal Wanderers, 1919 Let me pick up where I left off so that I can interweave m … more →
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wrote 2 days ago: It’s funny to me that I don’t even know Lisa Congdon and yet I post things she … more →
wrote 2 days ago: Renee Cox’s “River Queen” From Queen Nanny of the Maroons Series … more →
wrote 3 days ago: It seems like ages since I last wrote about this particular sequence and I’ve been reading it … more →
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wrote 3 days ago: Life without Christ is an exercise in futility. True wisdom, my friend, dwells within. You will acqu … more →
wrote 3 days ago: Some mornings I wish, That the ink would run dry. -And my thoughts were again invisible, To the nake … more →
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wrote 3 days ago: Detail, title page of the second edition (1915). Partly visible is the seal of the University of Tor … more →
wrote 4 days ago: This is up at Counterpath Press oo oo oo Four stanzas of moving images of human recreational activit … more →
wrote 4 days ago: Here’s a confession, since Harriet started sending me traffic I’ve been paying far more … more →
wrote 5 days ago: Yesterday, I was. Not who I am, But who I thought I was. Today, I am. Tomorrow, today I am who I tho … more →
wrote 5 days ago: 288 appears as 278 : 379 is repeated (as the result of the insertion of a Latin annal) so that the a … more →