The Meme of Aesthetic Boredom
Boredom in Art  Josh Corey’s remarks about his own boredom with the novel remind me of David Foster Wallace’s boredom, discussed at length in the recent New...
Read MoreMyth in Poetry: In Lieu of a Rant
Myth in Poetry  When poets reject myth they are rejecting poetry itself, since poetry and myth are intimately intertwined. A poetry without myth is a poetry of the...
Read More“Fast, Cheap and Out of Control”
“Fast, Cheap and Out of Control† This weekend my mother handed me an article she had clipped as I ran out the door of her apartment. I know I’m not the only...
Read MoreDark Was The Jayle
Robert Herrick 1591-1674  Herrick is a poet I have loved since my early twenties, but I’m not sure how I found him. Perhaps in a Norton Anthology? Or Ezra Pound’s...
Read MoreParacelsus Says
Paracelsus on the letter:  “The book in which the letters of the mysteries are written visibly, discernibly, tangibly, and legibly, so that everything one desires...
Read MoreFinding Free E-Books
A link to The Man Who Can’t Die is now on the blog Finding Free E-Books, which I’ve put in my links. Already it has generated some traffic for this site,...
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