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  Articles & Essays  
   
 
       
       
Tod Slone • Two Best Lines
       
Fred Whitehead • G.K. Chesterton Reconsidered
       
Jon Andersen • A Very Partial Response to Bill Mohr and an Appreciation of the Work of James Scully
       
Lyle Daggett • More on Political Poetry
       
Bill Mohr • The "Where You At" of Jim Daniels' Poetry: Breaking the Machine, Line Breaks, and the "Here" of Silence
       
Peter Dolack • Consumer detritus and the elevation of "freaks": a reconsideration of Susan Sontag's On Photography
       
Fred Whitehead • The Long View
       
Eric Racher • A Response to Lyle Daggett's Political Poetry
       
Julia Stein • Death of a Poet: Carol Tarlen (1943-2004)
       
Fred Whitehead • A Peasant Stand Up Thus?
       
Peter Dolack • The Continuation of History: Future Societies in Fiction
       
Timothy Young • Juan Ramon Jimenez: Substance in the Moment
       
Mark Pawlak • Preface to A New Edition of The Buffalo Sequence
       
Tim Hall • Lightnin Hopkins and the Black Struggle
       
Lyle Daggett • Political Poetry
                          
Doren Robbins • Reflections on Thomas McGrath's Letter To An Imaginary Friend
       
Christopher Butters • The Proletarian Novelist: Phillip Bonosky Reconsidered
       
Thomas McGrath • Problems of the Revolutionary Poet in Contemporary Times
       
William Witherup • Reflections on the Writing of Political Poetry
       
Fred Whitehead • Eugene V. Debs--American Socialist and Freethinker
       
Oscar Wilde • The Soul Of Man Under Socialism
       
John Bradley •  " 'Let America Be America Again' "
       
Richard Nickson • The Art of Shavian Political Drama
       
Tom Page • The Case of Earl Thompson
       
David Pink • North Dakota Is Everywhere: An Analysis of Thomas McGrath's Long Poem, Letter To An Imaginary Friend
       
Richard Kostelanetz • Advice To A Young Poet
       
       
       
       
       
       
 
   
     
 
 
       
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