Category: Arts
Tuesday Poem: Glass Half Empty
Why Do You Always Have To Hurt Me?Why Do You Always Have To Think So…
Monday Poem: We Don’t Call it a Riot
That summer was an oven on self-clean—beyond hot. The cops raided clubs for weeks.Huddled, frightened…
The Traveler By: Friedrich Nietzsche
A traveler who had seen many countries, peoples and several of the earth’s continents was…
Saturday Poem: King of the River
If the water were clear enough,if the water were still,but the water is not clear,the…
Pics Speak: Week Ending June 7, 2024
Clowns celebrate The Day of the Peruvian Clown in Lima, Peru Children play on a…
Friday Poem: If I Had Just a Little Bit of Wisdom
If I had just a little bit of wisdomI should walk the Great Path and…
“Speaking Alone”: Silence and Speech in Post-war France
By Heather Green on Tristan Tzara: Survival and “Speaking Alone” at Poetry Foundation: “Speaking Alone”…
‘The Last Days of Franz Kafka’
Sam Kinchin-Smith in the LRB Blog: The coincidence of the centenary of Kafka’s death, on…
Thursday Poem: Conversation With Immigration Officer
She looks at your papers.She asks your husband to step out.She asks you where your…
Wednesday Poem: Do Top Dogs Care
I place my body — life, in hands ofcorporate heads and engineersI am in my…
How Sonia Delaunay Paved the Way for Wearable Art as We Know it
Lynne Cooke at The Burlington Magazine: Visionaries are fundamental to the avant-gardes that appeared in…