Who has seen the wind?
Dismayed and disappointed by the children’s poetry selections in bookstores, Anne Fernham is glad she kept her girlhood favorites.
Dismayed and disappointed by the children’s poetry selections in bookstores, Anne Fernham is glad she kept her girlhood favorites.
This year’s Tournament of Books doesn’t begin for a few weeks, but The Morning News needs your votes now.
I unearthed this photo (more here) for When I Was A Loser, an anthology to which — are you sitting down? — I contributed an essay. The designers didn’t end up using the evidence we contributors compiled, so I figured I might as well amuse (or horrify) you by posting mine here. Meanwhile, though, I wanted to mention a small . . .
The W.H. Auden Society marks the centenary of the great poet’s birth with a “highly accurate, thoroughly revised” Wikipedia entry.
From the Guardian’s Auden quiz: “Which famous theatre role does every man secretly want to play, according to Auden?”