Essays
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Joseph S. Salemi: The NPR/BBC Group
and Poetry
Joseph S. Salemi: A
Post-Literate Age
Frederick Turner: The
Pilot Of Hyperbole, Gjekë Marinaj
Joseph S. Salemi: Why
"Creativity" Is Choking Us
Steven Duplij:
Poephysics;
Time; Crushedness
Recent
Joseph S. Salemi: What Did I Tell
Ya?
Joseph S. Salemi: Culture
Vultures
Joseph S. Salemi : Let's Go Up
In Outer Space
Steven Duplij: Cramped In
Time
Reprint
Arthur Mortensen:
Katsimbalis's Mouth...the universal in art (from 2002)
Arthur Mortensen: Noble Lie?
Narrative Sense and Nonsense... (from 2002)
Commentary
Joseph S. Salemi: Poetic Encores
Sally Cook: The Ninety-Nine
Animals
Michael Curtis on the Song and its Lyrics
Claudia Gary: Song As
Conversation
Joseph S. Salemi: The
Chattering Chatrooms
Joseph S. Salemi: New
Directions Or Deviations?
Joseph S. Salemi: Stupidity's
Hothouse
Joseph S. Salemi: To
Sit In Judgment
Joseph S. Salemi: Thoughts
On Southborough
Joseph S. Salemi: Too Many Radio Announcers
Joseph S. Salemi: The Monster
Approaches
Joseph S. Salemi: The
Importance Of Not Being Earnest
Joseph S. Salemi Lecture,
Society of Classical Poets, June 17, 2019
Joseph S. Salemi: Screw The
Moralists
Essays on Classic
Writers & Poets
Joseph S. Salemi on Arthur Hugh Clough
Joseph S. Salemi on Thomas
Gray
Joseph S. Salemi on Dr. Samuel
Johnson: The Poetry of a Prose Stylist
Joseph S. Salemi on Rudyard Kipling
and the Language of Manhood
Joseph S. Salemi on Edgar Allan Poe
Joseph S. Salemi on The Brilliance of
Alexander Pope
Joseph S. Salemi on The Savagery of
John Skelton
Joseph S. Salemi on Algernon
Charles Swinburne, poet of pain and pleasure
Sally Cook on John Whitworth
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