Tag: Cold Mountain Review

She cannae take any more, cap’n

Posted on October 6, 2018 by

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Trying to teach Robert Hayden on Friday, I had such a mother of a hot flash that my glasses fogged up. I’m not sure my students even noticed. We were discussing Hayden’s complicated elegy for Malcolm X, a small star releasing its own fire,… Continue Reading “She cannae take any more, cap’n”

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Intertidal zone

Posted on May 18, 2017 by

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I’m currently reading Kim Stanley Robinson’s flood of a novel, New York 2140, at the edges of the work day. Sea levels have risen fifty feet but stubborn New Yorkers are trying to redefine their big moldy apple as SuperVenice, navigating the street-canals via vaporettos and… Continue Reading “Intertidal zone”

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