Reflections On Recent Poetry Part I

/ Stu Watson / Letters & Essays
To stay with this focus on the book’s inherent materiality, poetry collections are, generally, about the same size as the human face.

On Kafka’s Sit Down Comedy

/ Menachem Feuer / Letters & Essays
Like Larry David or Louis CK, Kafka can’t seem to escape his misfortunate predicament which seems to be associated with some kind of stunted development.

George, Martha, Pete & Steve

/ Dennis Milam Bensie / Letters & Essays
Sometimes, when working on a live theatre production, the problems don’t originate from what’s going on onstage. They start with the audience.

Anniversary Reels

A Stone Lily Above the Ear

No Nipples!

Dressing Spoon and Rug

Mary Plaid Lincoln

Rosie O’Donnell … in Grease?

The Order of Identity

The Old Settler

/ Dennis Milam Bensie / Letters & Essays
“I’m going to play Hamlet someday,” he would tell me in awe everyday. Good luck, Husband.

Two souls

/ Jessica Sequeira / Letters & Essays
Within Gould were the two souls, the one that strove to calculate the world and the one that yearned to launch into the unknown.

Recipe: Anne Frank Surprise

/ Dennis Milam Bensie / Letters & Essays
Mix script with director until it’s conceptual. Add set designer. Continue stirring until a set appears that has no walls or closets.

Fishing the Chesapeake

Tinyletter, Big Heart: Part V

/ Rohin Guha and Nandini Balial / Letters & Essays
This archive of Rohin Guha’s Tinyletters was supposed to originate from his essays last November, […]

Love’s Labour’s Stain

/ Dennis Milam Bensie / Letters & Essays
Who could forget the ninety-minute modern dress Julius Caesar? --which turned out to be ninety minutes of screaming.

Nan Martin