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The New York Intellectuals Were a Boys' Club

How a Cuyahoga County librarian landed in James Patterson's latest book

Delmore Schwartz's poems are like salt flicked on the world

Come with me, down the rabbit hole that is the life and work of Brooklyn-born poet Delmore Schwartz (1913-66). There are two primary portals into Delm

Museum of Science and Industry still mum on emergency closing prompted by moving 'military artifacts'

Beyond statement that "trained military personnel" were on hand, the museum offered no details. Thankfully, the Pentagon talked.

Kantos/Manchester Camerata/Menezes review – deftly woven voices from past and present

The Camerata were joined by the Kantos chamber choir to perform works ranging from Purcell to Pärt while Karen Cargill gave a very fine performance of Britten’s Phaedra

Book Review: 'The Collected Poems of Delmore Schwartz'

A new omnibus compiles the poet’s books and unpublished work, including his two-part autobiographical masterpiece, “Genesis.”

Publisher Stephen Rubin's 67th Street Studio Duplex

Hillary Clinton, Billy Crystal, and Ann Coulter have all been to the apartment on West 67th, invited by a publishing whiz who knew how to throw a party.

New poetry: John F Deane; Victoria Kennefick; Mícheál McCann; and Scott McKendry

Reviews: Selected and New Poems; egg/shell; Devotion; Gub

Steve Braunias: Lessons on how to survive old age

Those of us in early old age – late-50s to mid-60s with a cut-off date when the Gold Card drops at 65 – regard actual old age with horror. We fear the worst...

An Interview with Poet Nancy Eimers

On influences, process, and war mannequins