Meat to Reckon With: A Conversation with C.M. Burroughs
If you write urgently, honestly, I think that it can be easier to be surprised by your own thoughts, your own verse. And that surprise happens many times.
The Limits of Contradiction
Seventy years after the fall of Nazi Germany, it is startling to witness a resurgence of the fear of an enemy within. Europe’s future hinges on how this issue is resolved.
Farewell to Douala
Sex. Brutality. Animal faces. Wrathful oceans. Rickety boats. Stupid men who robbed my human rights. Insecure love affairs. Floating corpses’ love affairs. Am I also a floating corpse? What else?
A Story of Dissonance: An Interview with Diederik Oostdijk
The Netherlands Carillon can only be understood against a background of two nations trying to reinvent themselves during the Cold War.
The Motor Cart
When he got to her she was sitting in the cart with her back to him, holding a quarter between her fingertips and looking at the people on the sidewalk coming toward her.