And Then I Am Gone: A Walk with Thoreau tells the story of a New York City man who becomes an Alabama man. Despite his radical migration to simpler living and a late-life marriage to a saint of sorts, his … Continue reading Review: And Then I Am Gone – A Walk With Thoreau by Mathias B. Freese
THE WILLOWS
Algernon Blackwood (1907) Continue reading The Willows
This week’s story is Algernon Blackwood’s Egyptian Sorcery. I hope you enjoy it. Continue reading Short Story Saturday – Egyptian Sorcery by Algernon Blackwood
I thought I’d share one of Lovecraft’s essays with you today. They don’t get published as much as his fiction but I find them so interesting! Cats and Dogs By H. P. Lovecraft Being told of the cat-and-dog fight about … Continue reading Cats and Dogs by H. P. Lovecraft
Hans when he spoke in German and Jean when in French, either way, Mr Arp had some wise words to share. 1. 2. the streams … Continue reading 7 Quotes from Hans (Jean) Arp
This week’s poem is Rudyard Kipling’s The Four Angels. I hope you enjoy it. Continue reading The Monday Poem: The Four Angels by Rudyard Kipling
Aime Cesaire & the Art of Translation Continue reading Poetry at Literati — “Aime Cesaire & the Art of Translation” — Clayton Eshleman & Keith Taylor
Author of The 100-Pound Gangster. 4/5 on Goodreads. Henry Lin spent most of his precocious youth involved with the international criminal underworld. Continue reading 5 Authors to Check Out in 2018
Freedom Of Love – Poem by André Breton (Translated from the French by Edouard Rodti) My wife with the hair of a wood fire With the thoughts of heat lightning With the waist of an hourglass With the waist of … Continue reading The Monday Poem: Freedom of Love
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