Tags : “Poetry” - Page 22

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

The poems in Robert Cooperman's A Killing Fever tell a tale of violence, love, and bloody retribution.

Review in Books — by Hugh Ruppersburg — on Sep 26, 2006

Rather than a literal adaptation, the film presents a story that could have inspired the legendary myth.

Review in Video — by El Bicho — on Sep 26, 2006

All haiku, all the time.

News in Sports — by Sal Marinello — on Aug 10, 2006

Anna Rabinowitz speaks both to disaffected women of faith, and to anyone who cares about how words intersect with belief.

Review in Books — by David Barker — on Aug 03, 2006

It was very appealing to see the development of a supremely arrogant character who sees himself as above everyone else.

Review in Video — by Daniel — on Jun 24, 2006

A man who held everything in a quiet regard, his poetry was written in the same way.

Opinion in Books — by Miss Hipstah — on May 20, 2006

For a poet whose work was grounded in nature, a nature walk grounded in poetry.

Opinion in Books — by Steven Hart — on May 07, 2006

Sharpe believes the model of a requiem mass is appropriate for a disaster in which the "biblical proportions are manifest".

Review in Books — by Tim Gebhart — on May 05, 2006

I sit down with one of the most influential men in America.

Interview in Books — by Stone — on Apr 24, 2006