In the Roundtable Podcast episode 85 I talk to poet, anthologist, and author of “Medicine Unbundled: a journey through the minefield of Indigenous health care,” Gary Geddes.
Tag: Poetry
A GUARDIAN UK article, written by Alison Flood and published over the weekend, quotes the…
A PILLOW BOOK is an open-ended and spontaneous collection of fragments, and as such may…
AT DINNER, my good friend Adrian M. Kelly (author of Down Sterling Road, which can…
FOR THE PAST twenty years and more I’ve maintained a collection of quotations in black,…
THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE is not unique in having a fluid, ever-changing character. Best described as…
When the terrible European war which everyone had known for years was coming finally did…
There was a moment in an interview I conducted in the 1990s with American social…
[Part one of this essay was printed in ASH Volume 2, Number 2, Spring 1995]…
Note: This article originally appeared in ASH Magazine, issue Number 2 Volume 2 (Spring 1995).…
Three Pathetic Fallacies River is a lonely geography, the silence of its endless course colder…
