The Poet's Pulpitflipped into THE POET'S PULPIT3 hours agoWhat Elizabeth Bishop and Marianne Moore Learned From Each Otherlithub.com - Rachel CohenElizabeth Bishop was quite sure she was going to be late. She fidgeted on the train in from Vassar, took a book from her handbag, tried for a few …
The Poet's Pulpitflipped into THE POET'S PULPITFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoMar 4Swan Songpoets.org - Poets.org - Academy of American Poetsafter the Persian of Mehdi Hamidi Shirazi They say when the time comes for a swan to die, it goes where other swans have gone to die. They say as the …
The Poet's Pulpitflipped into THE POET'S PULPITJan 21Emily Wilson’s fluent new translation of the Iliad honours the epic poem’s power and beautytheconversation.com - Chris MackieA new translation of the Iliad of Homer is cause for a general celebration, especially when the translator is Emily Wilson of the University of …
The Poet's Pulpitflipped into THE POET'S PULPIT19 hours agoSally Rooney continues to speak out about Gaza.lithub.com - Dan SheehanSally Rooney continues to be one of the literary world’s most vocal and eloquent advocates for Palestinian rights, as well as a trenchant critic of …
The Poet's Pulpitflipped into THE POET'S PULPIT18 hours ago'James' revisits Huck Finn's traveling companion, giving rise to a new classicverified_publisherNPR - Carole V. BellAn enslaved man debates John Locke. A Black man pretends to be a white man in blackface to sing in a new minstrel show. In a fever dream of a retelling, the new reigning king of satire, Percival Everett, has turned one of America's best loved classics, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, upside down, …
The Poet's Pulpitflipped into THE POET'S PULPIT1 day agoShakespeare’s First Published WorkJSTOR Daily - Emily ZarevichCelebrated for his plays, Shakespeare actually opened his writing career with a derivative poem. For any writer, the first publication is always the …