Through The Looking Glass: An Interview With Camille Jodoin-Eng
Part of my fascination with the mirrored surface is that it always reveals to you something other than itself. When you create a completely mirrored space, in your mind you see an infinite space, even if you know there are physical limits to this space.
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Ailbhe Darcy’s Insistence | Friday Pick
Lines of poems by others are at the tips of Darcy’s fingers throughout Insistence pinned down into her own sinuous, insinuating lines.
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Agnesa Kalinova
The year 1969 put a stop to every reform movement and aspiration and extinguished the hopes that had been nurtured since Stalin’s death and solidified in 1956, when the illustrious leader of the proletariat was denounced in Moscow, launching more than a decade of a bizarre dance: one step forward and two steps back, then the other way round.
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Stanley Plumly
There was a picture in the paper, front /
page, as if this news was the end of cruelty.
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Donald Hall (1928-2018)
Donald Hall was an inveterate New Englander. His life and work grew out of, and outgrew, his New England upbringing and residence, and even the concept of poetic place.
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