Wallace Stevens

This article was originally posted by the John Jay Institute, as part of an online […]

This one comes to us from friend and contributor Lindsey Hepler: In her recent book […]

This is the epigraph that shows in the opening credits of Birdman, and it’s also the real-life epitaph on Raymond Carver’s tombstone. It serves as a good starting point for a movie that basically seconds as an adaptation for Carver’s famous short story, “What We Talk About When We Talk About Love.” But it’s also a good starting point for Riggan Thompson (Michael Keaton), aka “Birdman,” ex-superhero-of-the-nineties, awash in irrelevance amidst a bigger, newer wave of Marvel stars.

Oh out near Stonehenge, I lived alone Oh out near Gamehendge, I chafed a bone […]

This is the transcript of a talk given over the weekend by Mbird’s Will McDavid at […]

Some people have said that the ‘grace message’ can tend toward Gnosticism. Luther’s exposition of […]

And what, except for you, do I feel love? Do I press the extremest […]
I have a friend who just commented on my facebook status: “Kris is gaining new […]