- The Place of Exile: The Poetry of Milosz, Darwish, and Merwin
- The Place of the Exile: Memory, Possibility, …Posted 10 days ago
by Kristi Moos
Which was more painful, to be a refugee in someone else’s country or a refugee in your own? ―Mahmoud Darwish, Journal of an Ordinary Grief 1We are asleep…
- Walking Cities within Cities: Blackburn, Wakoski and the (partial) Erasure of New York City
- Walking Cities within Cities: Blackburn, Wako…Posted 46 days ago
by Kristi Moos
Poet Diane Wakoski, in her poem “Walking Past Paul Blackburn’s Apt. On 7th St.”:I wanted to take a walk
and think of the city
whose only remaining beauty
is that… - Mapping America
- Mapping AmericaPosted 53 days ago
The New York Times has published an extensive mapping of the United States' population using data from the Census Bureau American Community Survey, based on samples from 2005 to 2009.…
- (Animal)-Printed Alphabets
- (Animal)-Printed AlphabetsPosted 87 days ago
by Sylvia Linsteadt
In the darkest part of the night, I woke up smiling because of the coyote tracks. I had seen them earlier that day: a side trot, crisp… - Stories in the Night
- Stories in the NightPosted 103 days ago
Snyder and Ferlinghetti Give a Reading in North Beach, November 7, 2011
by Kristi Moos
Club Fugazi’s sloping red walls and roman columns appear to be stuck between Art…
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