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When the Ancient Greeks Go Rogue

Avatar photo by Mark Scroggins February 24, 2022February 24, 2022

David Hadbawnik and Anne Carson aren’t aiming to produce new schoolroom translations of the classics; they’ve reimagined these ancient texts in the light of our violent and chaotic contemporaneity.

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An Evolution of Style in Three Poets

Avatar photo by Mark Scroggins February 8, 2020February 7, 2020

I love discovering new voices, but there’s much to be said for following poets over the course of their careers, watching their styles evolve, their attentions shift.

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One More Thing I Want to Say about Christopher Middleton

by John Yau July 1, 2018June 29, 2018

A member of the generation of poets that includes John Ashbery and Robert Creeley, Middleton wrote in many styles, from the classifiable to the unclassifiable.

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Squaring the Circle

by Elizabeth T. Gray, Jr. July 23, 2016July 21, 2016

John Peck is the author of ten volumes of poetry, a psychoanalyst, translator of Euripides and C. G. Jung’s The Red Book, a poet under-appreciated by or unfamiliar to most, yet long and deeply admired by a cadre of serious poets and critics on both sides of the Atlantic.

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Transient Truths in Fragile Focus: Geoffrey O’Brien’s ‘In a Mist’

by Jon Curley August 2, 2015August 3, 2015

Geoffrey O’Brien — critic, columnist, essayist, editor-in-chief of The Library of America, and poet — is both a preservationist and an elegist, savoring what can be saved, acknowledging what will always be lost.

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