Dylan Thomas – Sabotage

Interview with Lysiane Rakotoson

December 4, 2014December 5, 2014 William Barrett A Verse, Aka, Albert Camus, Appelle-moi poésie, Cheyne, Claire Trévien, Clément Rosset, Déborah Heissler, Double-Change, Dylan Thomas, Franck André Jammes, François Bon, Kenneth White, Laura Vasquez, Les lectures sous l'arbre, Lysiane Rakotoson, Marie-Claire Bancquart, Michel Serres, Pierre Maubé, Prix de la Vocation, René Char, Sylvia Plath, Voix de la Méditéranée, Voix Vives

–with Claire Trévien- Pour une version française de l’entretien, voir ci-dessous. Claire Trévien You might only be 26 years old

Pamphlets Poetry

Murder Bear by W. N. Herbert

January 23, 2014January 22, 2014 Editor Bear Grylls, Care Bear, Donut Press, Dylan Thomas, Hugh MacDiarmid, James Joyce, Montaigne, Richie McCaffery, W.N. Herbert, Warren Zevon, Winnie the Pooh

-Reviewed by Richie McCaffery– Within the pages of Murder Bear we find ourselves living (albeit not for very long!) in

Online Magazine

Coup de cœur of the week : a sample of Beth Gylys villanelles

June 24, 2010 Editor Antioch Review, Beth Gylys, Boston Review, Columbia Review, Coup de Coeur, Dylan Thomas, Paris Review, The Kenyon Review, The New Republic, The Southern Review, Villanelles

This is my coup de cœur of the evening, stumbled upon by chance in a case of poet/magazine/press internet hopping and I