Free Market Brigandage
3:AM‘s ever-stylish Richard Cabut at The Clash pop-up store and exhibition in London.
90th Anniversary of Wallace Stevens’s Harmonium
“At college I knew Harmonium almost by heart.” – Elizabeth Bishop
Alfred A. Knopf published Wallace Stevens’ first book of poems, Harmonium, on September 7, 1923. William H. Gass, Micheline Aharonian Marcom, Amber Sparks, and Curtis White share their thoughts 90 years after the fact.
Wallace Stevens’s ‘The Rabbit as the King of the Ghosts’
Feo once said of meeting him, “I realized then that to him a piece of fruit was more than something to eat…It was good enough for him to look at it and think about it.” The experiences of such encounters were filtered into the ornaments Stevens brought into his verse. Birds, rabbits, food, and flowers enlivened him. No wonder he wrote a poem called, “Someone Puts a Pineapple Together.”
Greg Gerke on Wallace Stevens’ ‘The Rabbit as the King of the Ghosts’.