Tags : “Poetry” - Page 22

The contemporary North American novel seems destined to continue to obtain the heights of mediocrity at best.

Opinion in Books — by Richard Marcus — on Jan 26, 2007

It would appear that in spite of his cockroach bias my anonymous contributor knows his stuff.

Review in Books — by Richard Marcus — on Jan 16, 2007

Whither the literary journal? Can a printed book-magazine hybrid maintain readership in the digital age?

Review in Books — by Jon Sobel — on Jan 09, 2007

An unusual literary journal filled with haunting autobiographical tales of wonder at nature's bounty and the human struggle for meaning.

Review in Books — by Ed Rust — on Jan 03, 2007

"My pen is my bayonet or scythe. I use it to chop down the over-grown nettles of the past..."

Interview in Books — by Ambrose Musiyiwa — on Dec 29, 2006

The performance will revolve around a sequence of 13 poems which range from intimate personal accounts to epic narratives of unearthly journeys.

News in Culture — by Ambrose Musiyiwa — on Dec 07, 2006

"Nothing beats seeing your name on the spine of a book."

Interview in Books — by Ambrose Musiyiwa — on Nov 23, 2006

"I am interested in the way people have stories and myths in their heads and how they make themselves out of those stories."

Interview in Books — by Ambrose Musiyiwa — on Nov 19, 2006

"If reason is a sixth sense, does it, like the others, lie?"

Review in Books — by David Barker — on Oct 19, 2006

Reggae isn't just about cool music, dreadlocks, and hypnotic, near-musical accents. Scrape beneath that surface and take a glimpse into West Indian postcolonialism - 'LKJ'-style.

Review in Books — by Snarkattack — on Oct 05, 2006