Literary Criticism Is Dead
February 17, 2014Theme Essay by Ron MacLean
The online reading public has made clear that it does not want tastemakers telling them what to like.
The online reading public has made clear that it does not want tastemakers telling them what to like.
You are an island, a granite crust on a black platter of rivers...
When I first read U.S.1, the sure hand of this very young poet amazed me.
Leslie Fiedler took the blinders off me and said, 'Look, the myths we live by, our secret longings—the great books lay them bare.'
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Literature happens not because editors and academics give it the nod, but because a writer puts her whole self on the page.
a white tower of spray punctures the blue sky