Doomscrolling the Avenue
Ren EbelI’m standing at the entrance of the Square des Missions-Étrangères, facing the bust of Chateaubriand. Michèle Bernstein, in a 1955 issue of Potlatch, once compared the statue to the god Terminus, protector of boundaries...
for Charlie Daniels
James JensenCharles Edward Daniels was a country music icon best known for his song “The Devil Went Down to Georgia,” a crossover hit celebrated by both rock and country fans...
for Etel Adnan
Lou Dillon“A letter to a poet is necessarily to be a love letter. And if one has to speak of poetry one is walking by the edge of the sea. Or on a rope. On unstable grounds. So we are going to deal, from the start, with feelings and uncertainties.”
Note to the Reader
Colin BeveridgeAfter my brother called me for the umpteenth time with doubts surrounding his literary vocation and we talked and talked and talked...