Dystopian narratives affected subjects in a profound way, recalibrating their moral compasses.
In these poems, Treseler reinvents an expansive New England imaginary.
His scholarship and energy were matched only by his insatiable ambition to tackle—and transform—the definitive texts of the Western canon.
Sharif Ahmedov is the only translator of the great Jorge Luis Borges into Uzbek.
An essay on the inventive, desolate, and celebratory writing of Spanish poet Manuel Vilas.
Tess Taylor is one of our great poets of nature and the premier chronicler of her native California.
If a thoughtful return to Kipling can wake us up from our settler capitalist fantasy, it is worth that return.
Unlike the metaphor, the simile signals its own happening. It deals in images and concepts, setting these next to each other while retaining their separate identities.