April 2019
Nothin’ like a dame
On the debate over a fictional portrayal of Dr. James Barry, née Margaret Ann Bulkley.
On the debate over a fictional portrayal of Dr. James Barry, née Margaret Ann Bulkley.
On the “radical intersectionalist poet” Titania McGrath.
A review of Cathay: A Critical Edition, by Ezra Pound, edited by Timothy Billings.
The New Criterion’s poetry editor interviews the poet, editor, and teacher.
A review of Shakespeare’s Library: Unlocking the Greatest Mystery in Literature, by Stuart Kells.
On the Partheneion, by Alcman, Sparta’s greatest poet.
A review of James Wright: A Life in Poetry, by Jonathan Blunk.
Rereading Martin Green’s Children of the Sun.
On “Hans Hofmann: The Nature of Abstraction” at the UC Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive.
On “Rethinking the Modern Monument” at the Rodin Museum, Philadelphia.
A review of Churchill: The Statesman as Artist, by David Cannadine.
On “Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving” at the Brooklyn Museum.
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