We cut their hair off. Chew on the breasts. Paint their bodies. Slip a condom over their heads and dip them in Spaghettios. We are never quite so inventive in…
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Thanks to Don Share these are, respectively, Edna St. Vincent Millay, Aline Kilmer, Sara Teasdale, Zoe Akins, Lola Ridge, Amy Lowell…for more see Poetry’s Tumblr. I get it. Getting called…
Here are the original four questions: 8mLemon Hound @lemonhound Reply Delete Favorite · Open Does the lack of women broadly accepted as intellectual/critical forces influence women’s creative relationships? #women&power #womenmentor 9mLemon Hound @lemonhound Reply …
Closing The Gap: Reviewing Canadian Books Of Poetry Written By Women Posted on Friday, May 4th, 2012 at 9:00 am. Written by NatalieZed Every once in a while, I take a…
Latest post over at Harriet. I find myself constantly wanting to apologize for not writing a big important boy novel about ideas, or a funny novel about a whimsical girl.…
Ongoing series of Montreal shots, particularly focusing on the northeast corner of the plateau.
Kenneth Goldsmith, on Satie: In the midst of an art opening at a Paris gallery in 1902, Ambient music was born. Erik Satie and his cronies, after begging everyone in…
Not that I need open the whole debate again (nuff said on that I think), but here’s a little piece by Michael Robbins that appeared in Poetry Magazine. Back when I…
Okay, so riffing off of the Bechdel test discussed in my earlier post, here’s the Lemon Hound Lit Rule for assessing the cultural acuity of a given contemporary literary discussion,…
I can’t strictly recommend this podcast, but I can recommend anything Sheila Heti-ish, and there she is, talking about the creation of Ticknor. But you can read The Littlest Dumpling,…
Ooops! Stacy Szymaszek isn’t the first of the first book interview over at Kate Greenstreet’s Every Other Day. You’ll find Shana Compton‘s interview here. There are a number of folks…
One of my favorite Torontonians gone this week, at 89. A long life, and in Death and Life, a great contribution. Her simple premise still makes sense. If you love…