Ira FaderinGlobal Literary TheoryPoetry in a Collapsed DemocracyDoes poetry provide escape?2d ago42d ago4
Ira FaderinGlobal Literary TheoryThis Bird Has FlownRachel Sherwood’s early flight of poesySep 1114Sep 1114
Ira FaderinGlobal Literary TheoryA Poet, “In Paris,” and a PeriodPoet Carl Dennis settles a debateSep 39Sep 39
Ira FaderinGlobal Literary TheoryLearning to Accept a Diminished ThingRobert Frost’s avian affectionsAug 219Aug 219
Ira FaderinGlobal Literary TheoryDoes Time Heal All Wounds?“They” say “yes.” Emily Dickinson says “Not so fast!”Jul 157Jul 157
Ira FaderinGlobal Literary TheoryEmily Dickinson Stops the ClocksA new reading of her poem “The Longest Hour”Jun 1030Jun 1030
Ira FaderPoet Kay Ryan’s Inner DickinsonAlthough the contemporary American poet Kay Ryan is a name few people outside Poetry Land know, literary academics writing about her…Mar 273Mar 273
Ira FaderinGlobal Literary TheoryEmily Dickinson Banishes the AirHer poetry dares us to divides the lightFeb 206Feb 206
