This Old Watch
This old watch isn’t really that old, not in the [...]
Apuleius Translated
I’ve been looking at asses. More specifically, I have been [...]
Culled and Not Culled, the Poet Will Be There
I ask the reader to join me in an excursion [...]
At the Picture Window
Then there's the maple, still filled out in brick-brown reds [...]
Black Sea Salt
Publius Ovidius Naso invented exile the way Charles Dickens invented [...]
The Sign
I crossed over. She was on the other side of [...]
Mid-Century Modern: Conversations with 20th-Century American Poets
Chard deNiord talks about his interviews with some of America’s [...]
Excerpt from Win Winters’ Notebook
Tropical Storm Irene White River Valley, Vermont 8/1/2011 Hot and [...]
Reading Tolstoy on the iPhone
I remember when Ted, my good friend and inspiration, went [...]
Our So-Called Illustrious Past
I went to London not to see the queen, [...]