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  • A Grateful Reminiscence of Harold Bloom [by Willard Spiegelman]

    February 22, 2020

    The current issue of Literary Matters includes "A Garland for Harold Bloom."  For the other entries, click here. <<<In one of my earliest years as an assistant professor, the man who hired me at…

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  • “Why Rimbaud” [by David Shapiro]

    February 21, 2020

    Why Rimbaud          for D. L. Why Rimbaud, ambivalent boy  Who renounced music Geology, murder, adulthood, throwing a stone at a stranger A butterfly lands on his lapel like a Jewish…

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  • from “Literary Matters,” A Poem by A. F. Moritz: “High Windows”

    February 21, 2020

    High Windows This is the jobthat finallythey gave me:in spring, in autumnto sweep up the bodiesof finchesaround the basesof the crystal-windowedtowers. When I used to sleepon the streets,it was similar: one of usdied, the…

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  • BLESSED AS WE ARE: Happy 95th Birthday, Gerald Stern! (II) [by Mihaela Moscaliuc]

    February 21, 2020

                                        What other poet                                     is on his knees in the…

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  • SAVE THE DATE ITHACA: February 27, 2020 David Lehman reads from “One Hundred Autobiographies: A Memoir”

    February 20, 2020

    Thursday, February 27, 20205:30 pm Reading, Q&A, and Book Signing 215 N Cayuga St, Ithaca, New York 14850 607 273 8246 info@buffalostreetbooks.com In One Hundred Autobiographies, poet and scholar David Lehman applies the full measure…

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  • “Arden of Faversham (after a dream I had close to Christmas 2019)” [by Molly Arden]

    February 20, 2020

    This year on her Saint's Day, Molly, whose name came from Mary, decided to be Mary Magdalene. She let her hair down, put on her chaste dress, which resembled a burlap sack, grabbed her…

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