Poetry

The End of War Poetry

Among literary forms, war poetry is unusual for having enjoyed a universally acknowledged and tightly defined golden age.

Simon Evans
Simon Evans
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Oscar Wilde’s Utopia

Jared Marcel Pollen
Jared Marcel Pollen
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R.M. Vaughan (1965–2020): A Beautiful Mind Silently Extinguished in a Time of Fear

Sky Gilbert
Sky Gilbert
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The Misguided Campaign Against Journalistic Objectivity

Lorraine Clark
Lorraine Clark
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The Million-Petalled Flower

Andrew Gleeson
Andrew Gleeson
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In Praise of Sylvia Plath's Forgotten (Sorority) Sister

Kevin Mims
Kevin Mims
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Headline Rhymes

Graham Verdon
Graham Verdon
1 min read

Headline Rhymes

Graham Verdon
Graham Verdon
1 min read
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