Literary Imagination
@LI_ALSCW
Literary Imagination is the flagship journal of the Association of Literary Scholars, Critics, and Writers (http://alscw.org). Published thrice yearly in print.
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A little bit of Pindar, always gets my heart racing.
Gm frens (Waiting for the train)
A terrific essay, among other great ones to discover in the latest issue of Literary Imagination / @li_alscw, the flagship journal of the Association of Literary Scholars, Critics, and Writers (alscw.org), published by @JHUPress !
Great review-essay by Scott Crider of Steven Monte's book THE SECRET ARCHITECTURE OF SHAKESPEARE'S SONNETS. Required reading for serious Shakespeareans.
Great review-essay by Scott Crider of Steven Monte's book THE SECRET ARCHITECTURE OF SHAKESPEARE'S SONNETS. Required reading for serious Shakespeareans.
The eagle has landed
Honestly, pretty profound point.
Why is it impossible to proofread when you can still change things? It’s only after I print it out, make a pdf or send the email that I notice the mistakes (or post on here); as if infinite choice dulls our critical abilities; only by making a choice can you really see the world
Why is it impossible to proofread when you can still change things? It’s only after I print it out, make a pdf or send the email that I notice the mistakes (or post on here); as if infinite choice dulls our critical abilities; only by making a choice can you really see the world
A COUPLE SNAPS FROM YESTERDAY'S RECORD-RELEASE PARTY AT MUSIC MILLENNIUM, PDX
Any sightings?
Issue 27.2 of Literary Imagination, featuring work by Stephen Cushman (on Frederick Law Olmsted), Julia Laurel Mueller (on Frankenstein), @GutkinLen (on John Hawkes), Sagar Castleman (on Wilde and Douglas), has just been mailed out to subscribers. Post pics of your copy!
Issue 27.2 of Literary Imagination, featuring work by Stephen Cushman (on Frederick Law Olmsted), Julia Laurel Mueller (on Frankenstein), @GutkinLen (on John Hawkes), Sagar Castleman (on Wilde and Douglas), has just been mailed out to subscribers. Post pics of your copy!
This week I’ve written a piece about Dryden, Oldham and Virgil; with a little bit of Horace and some of Byron not-at-his-best. Link in bio.
I so loved revisiting John Hawkes's shimmering *SECOND SKIN* in Literary Imagination: muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/…
the grammarian amongst us @xlorentzen ponders the quandary between ‘TRY AND’ vs. ‘TRY TO’ i've always been a 'try to' kind of guy...but there's a case here for 'and' christianlorentzen.substack.com/p/try-and-vs-t…