Review: Shangyang Fang’s Study of Sorrow: Translations
"We owe Fang a debt for bringing the delicacy, obliqueness, and sheer tremulous beauty of these Chinese poems to English-speaking readers."
Read here:
https://t.co/ojlAGBxojD
My poem "Pandora" is in the latest issue (desktop PDF) of @AothenMagazine , which focuses on ancient myths.
https://t.co/jyNs1OUs1t
The issue includes cool art, like this image by @godstained
"The twentieth century’s greatest poetry critic looked at the greatest poets of that century, and chose Yeats."
--My appreciation of poetry critic Helen Vendler is in the @IrishTimes (subscribers). #WBYeats
https://t.co/AvqFg988HJ
"The woman rubs the silver surface longer / as if a truer mirror would be kinder."
From Pause, a poem by Laura Sheahen, featured in Issue 6. 🌿 Gentle, reflective, with quiet truths. Read more at https://t.co/9br4YvQlt4
@UofLWriting#poetry#literaryjournal#writing
"be freedom’s intermediary hold the escape rope smuggle the message give the sign." The poetry of #ZbigniewHerbert often reads like a panicked ransom-note job description for artists living under totalitarian regimes. My review: https://t.co/cqz14VA4HT @PolishInstNY
My poem "Pashtun Marriage Contract" appears in the new anthology "Woman Life Freedom: Poems for the Iranian Revolution" (@guernica_ed).
The poem is based on talks I had with Afghan refugee women who suffered domestic violence.
#WomanLifeFreedom#MahsaAmini@BanooZan
Van Gogh's #loneliness: My review of a new book about the artist's formative years in Paris, where he made astounding progress in art--but no friends.
https://t.co/KJ0AGggwYq
#art#painting#VanGogh#MentalHealth