by Pia Aliperti
Reviews & Interviews
Anticipating the End as Expected Intolerance to Boredom
By Pia Aliperti
There may be clarity in collecting and rearranging details, in outlining anger, in fantasizing about screaming and kicking through walls.
There may be clarity in collecting and rearranging details, in outlining anger, in fantasizing about screaming and kicking through walls.
by Evan Hansen
Reviews & Interviews
A New Twist on Confessional Poetics? Mayakovsky’s Revolver, by Matthew Dickman
By Evan Hansen
Matthew Dickman received the second fan letter I’ve ever written. The first was written in 1989, when I was ten years old, and it was addressed to Howard Johnson, an infielder for the New York Mets.
Matthew Dickman received the second fan letter I’ve ever written. The first was written in 1989, when I was ten years old, and it was addressed to Howard Johnson, an infielder for the New York Mets.