The Trump trial is a precursor to how a republic ends
Not with a bang, but a perversion of the law
T.s. eliot
Tuesday
Friday
Has America lapsed into a gerontocracy?
It used to be said that America was a young country, naive, perhaps, but bristling with youthful energy and optimism
Tuesday
T.S. Eliot’s The Waste Land at 100
A century after its first publication, the poem still defies easy categorization
Thursday
Bob Dylan’s and T.S. Eliot’s search for truth
Eliot lingered in Dylan’s consciousness as he sought to answer the question “what is it?”
Monday
Et in Arcadia ego
Interwar Oxford was less a world of dreaming spires and more one of constipated poets
Friday
Ocean Vuong’s immature poetry
His latest collection shows the limits of confessional poems
Thursday
We’re deep into Cats
Why T.S. Eliot, who loved cats, might have liked this feline filth
Tuesday
When Tom met Groucho
‘He seemed more interested in discussing Animal Crackers and A Night at the Opera’
