As Reviewed By: David Yezzi
There is an anecdote, too good not to be true, recounted by William Jay Smith, about a soused Hart Crane sidling up to the poet Witter Bynner in Mexico City and hissing, “Witter Bynner, you’re going to have a bitter winter.”… continue reading...
Reviewed:
Edwin Arlington Robinson: A Poet’s Life, by Scott Donaldson. Columbia University Press, 2007. 553 pp., $34.95.
Edwin Arlington Robinson: Poems, selected and edited by Scott Donaldson.… continue reading...
As Reviewed by: Paul Lake
Donald Davie’s In the Stopping Train appeared in 1977, the year I was accepted into Stanford University’s writing program, where he taught.… continue reading...
Reviewed: 100 Essential Modern Poems. Joseph Parisi, Ed. Ivan R. Dee, 2006.
We have been in the age of the anthology for more than a century now, and nothing suggests we are about to leave it.… continue reading...
