Some Preliminary Words on Keats’ “Lamia” (Parts of Which are for the Muldoon Essay) One might define the problem of Keats’ “Lamia” as the result of the division between Lamia’s space and Apollonius’s...

YouTube video by Kitsu Beatles

A scalable approach for chrysopoeia - the transmutation of base metals into gold - has been pursued for millennia. While there have been small-scale demonstrations in particle accelerators and proposa...

I’m trying to write on Paul Muldoon’s poetry, starting with “Gathering Mushrooms,” but I am hoping the thing can develop into a small book, not one that goes through Muldoon’s career publication by p...

RSAJournal (Rivista di Studi Americani) is the official journal of AISNA. It is a double-blind peer reviewed journal and is published annually. It welcomes articles in all fields of American Studies a...

The more invisible something is, the more certain it’s been around, and the more obviously it’s everywhere. — Joseph Brodkey since the bright beams cannot cut the cloud in two, the light gather...

One in 5 survey respondents said they used it to research a potential partner.

The new reissue imprint at Doubleday offers a home to groundbreaking and hard-to-pin-down books that have disappeared from shelves.

The past haunts the book, the London of Chris Petit’s Robinson or the multi-layered, mythic ruins of Michael Moorcock’s Mother London, or the time-shifting echoes of Iain Sinclair’s White Chappell, Sc...