Later they might light a fire,
turn the polar venture into a dinner party:
a simple night with two good friends we’ve known
since we were young. Read more…
Archive for Abigail Schott-Rosenfield
(’18)’s patriotism for San Francisco, her mother country, has only grown stronger with time. She digs Arabic poetry, and all other poetry, and writing poetry.
‘Printed Stories’ Compels Audience Creativity
The show is a way of looking, of fashioning an original story out of the signs and symbols of art and life. Read more…
Postponed Memory
Reading a poet like Darwish shouldn’t be some kind of cultural chore. It shouldn’t be done out of pity for underrepresented writers or even duty to an ideal of coexistence. It should be done out of love for the work. Read more…
Ditch Your Digital Detox: Moments of Pause V
I found Ariana Grande’s real Facebook profile. Read more…
Bringing It Home After 20 Years, Riverdance Still Lifts the Spirit and Soothes the Heart
After 20 years, Riverdance still lifts the spirit and soothes the heart. Read more…
The Modern Emerson Marilynne Robinson Speaks on “The American Scholar Now”
This is exactly what Robinson’s writing does best: make us sit back and taste life, remind us of the flavor of human dignity. Read more…