Probes
Dan Gawthrop on the future of Myanmar, and its internationally renowned political figure, Aung San Suu Kyi, “The Lady.”
Read MoreSeventy-five years after its publication, Stan Persky takes note of George Orwell’s “Homage to Catalonia,” and its anniversary.
Read MoreGeorge Bowering finds a pronoun in the wrong seat on an airliner, placed there by a writer who should know better.
Read MoreBrian Fawcett doesn’t find David Gilmour’s disinterest in teaching women writers criminal. What bothers him is the hysterical response to it.
Read MoreMichael Boughn has been teaching “The New American Poetry” in recent years, and thinking about what it means.
Read MoreJohn Harris concludes his extended essay about Hartley Coleridge (1796-1849), the son of Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Read MoreJohn Harris’s extended essay on the Coleridges and company is part of the Poet and Son series.
Read MoreGorge Bowering compares some Oldies But Goodies with some Newies But Baddies.
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