Ritratto di un Maestro A so-called master painter Painted with an invisible paint, Super expensive, special ordered From China, so all of his so-called Masterpieces are invisible to you And [...]
April, 2007 Though slight of frame, Jerome Sala was the first heavyweight champion of poetry. But to prevent poetic punch-drunkeness, he abdicated his crown after only two bouts. From this [...]
These three superbly edited volumes have been followed in 2007 by Peter Nicholls’s seminal study George Oppen and the Fate of Modernism (Oxford). Oppen’s place in the twentieth-century poetry canon [...]
By Larry Rohter, from The New York Times Published: October 23, 2006 More people speak Portuguese as their native language than French, German, Italian or Japanese. So it can rankle [...]
1.1. The Romanic Portuguese The Portuguese language, which evolved from spoken Latin, developed on the west coast of the Iberian Peninsula (now Portugal and the Spanish province of Galicia) included [...]
Poetry in a Time of War and Banality International Meeting Curatorship: Regis Bonvicino & Alcir Pecora Bonvicino and Bernstein, Traitor and Original, the mask of the original unveiled. [...]
MEMORY GARDENS Poems by Robert Creeley. Marion Boyrs. London – New York. Translated from Russian by Evgeny Pavlov Say nothing to it Push it away. Don’t answer — Robert Creeley [...]
The Wall Street Inferno (selection) – Joaquim de Sousândrade English translation: Odile Cisneros Written in New York in the 1870s, Canto X of the monumental verse epic O Guesa errante [...]
Modern Buddhism Here, Doctor, take these scissors… cut My most exceptional persona… Who cares if vermin should englut My heart completely when I die?! Alas! A vulture has alighted on [...]
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