I reviewed Nathan Kernan's long-awaited biography of James Schuyler for @thenation. Thanks to @krevinlorenzo for the plum assignment https://t.co/6obl1WUYfx
We at the Review mourn the loss of Fanny Howe (1940-2025). In celebration of her life and work, we’ve unlocked her Art of Poetry interview, along with her poems, from our archive.
https://t.co/bB4j7RRvoz
I reviewed Nathan Kernan's long-awaited biography of James Schuyler for @thenation. Thanks to @krevinlorenzo for the plum assignment https://t.co/6obl1WUYfx
“It must be hard to be March, one of those adolescent months people patiently wait for the year to outgrow.” (line from James Schuyler's diary, March 10, 1971)
the first supermarket meal deal was offered by Safeways in 1994. today I learnt that, bafflingly, the person they chose to promote it was Olga Rudge, partner of the late Ezra Pound. This was the Tube ad
A brief elegy. I am deeply grateful to @NiallCPoetry not only for giving it a home in the autumn issue of @Poetry_London, but, more importantly, for inspiring me see it through.
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Out now in @chronicle is my article on losing my job at MacMurray and the aftermath. Here’s “Life as a Disposable Academic,” that I’m sure many academics can relate to https://t.co/2sz92UoXG1
I am so proud and excited to finally be able to share something that’s been in the works for months. Introducing…MID THEORY COLLECTIVE: a space by and for early career scholars in the humanities to think, learn, read, and write together:
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