••• About the poet: Citing Britannica.com, Richard Kostelanetz is an “American writer, artist, critic, and editor of the avant-garde who is productive in many fields.” Kostelanetz attended Brown University (B.A., 1962), Columbia University (M.A.,...
STUDIO ASSISTANTS: Expect the Unexpected and What Else to Expect by Barbara Rosenthal Contributing Columnist NYC Jan 1, 2019 H appy New Year! Don’t worry. I’m not going to write about the coming apocalypse. What is occasioning this month’s column is a...
Photo by Sholto Ramsay on Unsplash Beloved Uncle’s Hour of Need by Larry Smith Contributor Unhappy people are America’s new underclass. You run into some guy on the street who’s just been fired from his job and has a family to worry about, and when you...
Colorado Musicians and Bands Selected by Fred Roberts Music Editor Category: Rocky Mountain weather Song Title: Cyclone Artist: Fabulous Cyclones Year: 1960 Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6h71bsITpnU Category: Colors of Colorado Song Title:...
From Paris to Washington : new deal for artwork by Jean-Paul Gavard-Perret Contributing Columnist T he “Women House” exhibition co-produced by the Monnaie de Paris and the Washington National Museum of Women in the Arts links two elements...
SIERRA LEONE SHOP WINDOW; PHOTOGRAPHER, STEVE POLESKIE 1972 Talking of Travels – Part Two Stephen Poleskie/Then & Now by Stephen Poleskie Columnist … I am sitting in the airport lounge in Freetown, Sierra Leone...
Photo by Randy Colas on Unsplash/Champs-Élysées, Paris, France *** The Serious Man and the rise of the mob: A contemporary contemplation of the works of Simone de Beauvoir and Hannah Arendt by Fabia Chenivesse-Wong Columnist In the heart of...
Ana Jovanovska Mirrors Project *** Mirrors | Огледала “Mirrors” is conceived as a local and participatory project. An online photo library is created with copyright documentary photographs from Kumanovo, made exclusively for the purposes of this...
PHOTO BY DMITRY ERMAKOV ON UNSPLASH *** LUCY’S UMBRELLA by Steven Masterson Contributor Lucy pulled her arms down his thighs until her hands reached his knees and pushed herself to her feet. Picking up her bag, she walked into the bathroom, closing the...
Only if… A Poetry of Loss and Remembrance Poems by Paul Sohar W When Camilla passed away last spring at the age of 50 due to a medical accident, her family and many friends were shocked, especially her father who had been her principal...
Prompts and New Voices I n the autumn semester of 2018, in my creative writing course at SUNY Oneonta, my students endeavored to write “thematically linked” poems. We read Adele Kenny’s “A Lightness, A Thirst, or Nothing at All,” my book, “Dante’s Unintended Flight,”...
US Park Service General Grant National Memorial New York *** Find a Grave by Mark Levy Columnist Quick: Who is buried in Grant’s Tomb? You know, the one at Riverside Drive and West 122nd Street in Manhattan. Grant’s Tomb, by the way, is formally...
(Wikipedia) A nineteenth-century painting by the English painter Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema depicting the poetess Sappho gazing on in admiration as the poet Alcaeus plays the lyre. (Wikipedia) *** Classical Poets Have a Life of Their Own An interview with Evan Mantyk...
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