Visiting Ginsberg’s grave it began to rain a refreshing drizzle that was walkable until we made the truck below by…
Richard VargasMouthfeel Press$16.00Reviewed by Marc Olmsted In Margaret Randall’s foreword to How a Civilization Begins, she writes that Richard Vargas’…
Editor’s note: This essay, written by Eliot Katz, author of The Poetry and Politics of Allen Ginsberg, is a response…
The following is a transcript from a speech I gave recently at the Angkor International Festival of the Arts in…
In his 1966 interview for The Paris Review, Ginsberg recounts his early preoccupation with Cézanne’s juxtaposition of color: “I suddenly…
‘Sunflower Sutra’ Ginsberg’s ‘Sunflower Sutra’ bursts with a range of vivid imagery, connecting the pastoral with a landscape of urban…
Diane di Prima is a woman’s poet to the very core of her diction. She is not a woman’s poet…
William Carlos Williams played an important part in making “Howl” a well-known poem, especially in terms of communication. Indeed, William…
On 12th September, 1947, Allen Ginsberg shipped out as a utility man on a collier, the S.S. John Blair, for…
Tenements absorbed the sun to brick and spread the heat like a steam iron, pressing ideas flat, airless, into our…
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