A Blog About Books and Reading
A Blog About Books and Reading
Eliot's vision of a fallen world blighted by urban decay and a somnambulant populace continues to divide readers.
It would be salutary to see critics inside and outside of the academy pick up this book and engage with it thoroughly and thoughtfully.
The elimination of the Canadian category makes it that much harder for domestic poets to access time in the spotlight.
The new members-only social-media site aims to replicate the café or salon in a virtual environment.
Glickman’s focus on technique on a granular level reveals her to be a deeply knowledgeable and highly erudite reader of a wide range of poets.
The Toronto poet recalls her mother, a former stunt motorcycle rider, and her former home in Vietnam.
“The Man of To-morrow’s Lament” imagines Superman’s angst at not being able to live a normal life after marrying Lois Lane.
The former St. John's, Newfoundland, poet laureate is looking to demystify poetry and convince people that anyone has it in them to write verse.