Reflections, Essays Barry Schwabsky Reflections, Essays Barry Schwabsky

Mallarmé, Our Contemporary

“If there has ever been a present to work in spite of, it is ours, but how different was that of the late nineteenth century? Or rather, is there a present? No such thing, thought Mallarmé — just a gap that the news tries to paper over.“

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Reviews, Reflections Patrick James Dunagan Reviews, Reflections Patrick James Dunagan

The World As A Poem

Far from being a straightforward narrative, Jean Daive’s memoir-cum-poetic-reverie Under the Dome: Walks with Paul Celan is yet all the more rewarding for its doggedly lucid wandering through recurring vagaries of symbol and motif.

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