The classic ocean poetry taking on troubling new meanings
We hear the call of the sea in poems from Coleridge and Eliot to Kathy Jetn̄il-Kijiner, but those words also sound a warning – if only we would listen
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We hear the call of the sea in poems from Coleridge and Eliot to Kathy Jetn̄il-Kijiner, but those words also sound a warning – if only we would listen
A museum’s warning notice provides a gleeful invitation to transgress
From Bristol to Glasgow, five poems will be displayed in public on the theme of choice. The writers introduce their works
Three common species of asters brighten open woods and woodland edges across central Indiana.
Description: From the reference: "Ecology: Mycorrhizal with oaks; growing alone or gregariously; fall, or over winter in warm climates; apparently distributed from Arkansas to Massachusetts, but most common in the southern Appalachians. The illustrated and described collections are from Kentucky, North Carolina, and Virginia. Fruiting Body: Spore case round or nearly so, 10–15 mm across, orangish yellow, bald, with a ridged, crimson, beak-like opening; outer skin initially covering spore case but soon breaking apart to leave collar-like fragments at the base of the spore case, pale yellow, ...