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The Cantos by Ezra Pound, A Critical Appraisal
I: The Mount Everest of Modernism “It is not the mountain we conquer, but ourselves.” – Sir Edmund Hillary The Cantos. Ezra Pound. The very mention of those names send shudders down even the most...
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Bones Beneath Our Feet by Michael Schein
Subtitled “A Historical Novel of Puget Sound,” Michael Schein’s Bones Beneath Our Feet tells us the story of two men, Isaac Stevens, Mexican-American War veteran and first governor of Washington...
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CCLaP Fridays: The Duke Don’t Dance, by Richard Sharp
This week, I review Richard Sharp’s novel “The Duke Don’t Dance,” tracing several friends across decades and continents from the jungles of Southeast Asia to a DC lobbying firm and beyond. The novel...
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CCLaP Fridays: On Being Human: Wraeththu, by Storm Constantine
This week I explore Storm Constantine’s trilogy Wraeththu, about a hermaphroditic human species that overtakes humanity during a postapocalyptic catastrophe.
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The R. Douglas Jacobs Interview
Via I recently reviewed the epic poem Gethsemane: a Poem About Us, by R. Douglas Jacobs. We discussed the creativity, sacrifice, and the epic. One doesn’t often see epic poems. Can you tell us about...
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CCLaP Fridays: The Great Ordeal (The Aspect Emperor: Book Three), by R. Scott...
Thought experiment: George R. R. Martin is The Beatles. R. Scott Bakker is The Velvet Underground. Advertisements (function(){var c=function(){var...
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