Brick 92
“Since when,” he asked, / “Are the first and last line of any poem/ Where the poem begins and ends?”
—Seamus Heaney
$10.00
- Ali Smith celebrates Harriet Martineau
- Geoff Dyer explores Arctic photography
- Juan Gabriel Vásquez in conversation with Javier Cercas
- Tim Lilburn on a generation of Chinese poets
- Richard Sennett talks to Eleanor Wachtel
- Mark Fried translates Severo Sarduy
- Donald Richie revisits his journals
- Forrest Gander interviews Eikoh Hosoe
- Yasuko Thanh raises the dead
- Simon Loftus takes his chances
- Claire Cameron gathers tidings from the New World
- Baziju’s grandmother in Shanghai
- John Melillo’s paradise
- A quest story by Jim Harrison
- Love letters between London and Łódź
- Poems by Michael Dickman and Karen Solie
- Fiction by Severo Sarduy
- Plus:
- Elizabeth Farnsworth on Dakota’s oil boom with photographs by Terry Evans
- And in The Review:
- Alissa Valles, Craig Proctor, Birna Bjarnadóttir, Jessica Michalofsky, and C. D. Wright
- Photos and illustrations by:
- Lucy Gray, Jonathan Castellino, Ekaterina Panikanova, Eikoh Hosoe, Robert Kenney, Martin Helmut Reis, and Trevor Ydreos