The Missing Orchid:
A Review of Philip Lamantia's Tau Philip Lamantia's Tau emerges in the spring of 2008 like a first orchid or like the “lost poems” of Arthur Rimbaud. An unpublished manuscript from the 1950s, it [...]
Thomas Rain Crowe
Thomas Rain Crowe is the editor of a groundbreaking anthology of Celtic language poets entitled Writing The Wind: A Celtic Resurgence (The New Celtic Poetry) and author of several collections of [...]
Speaking in Tongues
An Interview with Belfast poet Gearóid Mac Lochlainn In May of 2002, I received an e-mail message from Irish poet and translator Gabriel Rosenstock informing me of the publication, in Ireland, of [...]
James Joyce, Dylan Thomas and Vladimir Mayakovsky Join Forces
A Review of Jack Hirschman’s Front Lines Front Lines by Jack Hirschman, City Lights Books, San Francisco, 224 pages, ISBN: 0-87286-400-6, $15.95 paper “Jack Hirschman is one of the [...]
After Reading Han-Shan
How much alike are the wise man and the drunk! The wise man sees the light in the cloud, the one who drinks: the cloud in the light. Each seeing the same thing. How I love the way Han-Shan laughs [...]
