The Roots of Summer
I read the Hottest Summer in Recorded History at the beginning of summer in Fredericton, trying to use the poet's fifth collection as a meteorological medallion that conjures up the heat.
reviews
The Beautiful Lie or the Opposite of Nostalgia
Writing in the April 23, 2012, New Yorker, Adam Gopnik observes the consistent lag between a cultural phenomenon and its present day reimagining.
The Under-Singing
Vox humana is the name of an organ stop whose tones remind us of the human voice.
"An emotional logic"
A strange thing happens when you read erin Moure's translation of Lousie Dupre's Tout comme elle, no entitled Just Like Her.
The Necessity of Re-Vision
A.F. Moritz: The New Measures
Hold on to Your Hat
Ian Colford: The Crimes of Hector Tomas
More Historical than Hornblower
Peter Thomas and Nicholas Tracy: Master and Madmen: The Surprising Rise and Disastrous Fall of Hon Anthony Lockwood RN
Orienteering
Josephine Bacon: Message Sticks
Of squids and circles
Corinna Chong: Belinda's Rings
Bad Sex and Hurricanes
Nicole Dixon: High-Water Mark
Pages
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