Click Here to Read: Edward Hirsch, The Art of Poetry No. 110 Interviewed by Bhisham Bherwani in the Paris Reveiw ISSUE 235, WINTER 2020.
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Memory’s Eyes: A New York Oedipus Novel Podcast
Sigmund Freud Avoids His Double, Theodore Herzl
Hiddensee by Annie Freud review – a painterly imagination
Click Here to Read: Hiddensee by Annie Freud review – a painterly imagination by Fiona Sampson on the Guardian website on January 9, 2021.
Cropped image of Annie Freud speaking in public, eldest daughter of Lucien Freud. Image: https://www.flickr.com/people/43860468@N02 Public Domain via Wikipedia Commons

POETRY MONDAY: JANUARY 4, 2021

Merle Molofsky
Good morning, everyone. Here in the Northeastern U.S., we’re buried in snow, which is not atypical for this time of year in this region. But it’s okay to experience something that is not atypical, in a year that has been anything but.
Although, worldwide, we’ve had some good news about vaccines and even a bit about our democracies, many of us are still in mourning and those that aren’t, still worried.
But, as always, we look to poetry to heal our souls and to help us try to mend the broken world. Continue reading POETRY MONDAY: JANUARY 4, 2021
The King of Warsaw
A Hanukkah Tale From Old Russia
Click Here to Read: A Hanukkah Tale From Old Russia: A mysterious czarist soldier tries to persuade his community he’s Jewish by Curt Leviant on the Tablet website on December 16, 2020. Hanukkah menorah, Russia, 1890, brass, National Museum of American Jewish History. Imagea: Wmpearl Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons.




