https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmgiYCYQqAA Andrew Benson Brown‘s epic-in-progress, Legends of Liberty, chronicles the major events of the American Revolution. He writes...
. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QR0MktU78bA . . Andrew Benson Brown has had poems and reviews published in a few journals. His epic-in-progress, Legends of...
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A version of this interview originally appeared in The Epoch Times by Evan Mantyk A widely published translator of ancient...
Roots in the Sky, Boots on the Ground: Metaphysical Poems C.B. Anderson, Kelsay Books, 107 pages paperback, ISBN-10: 1949229688 2019,...
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By Joseph Charles MacKenzie, for the Society of Classical Poets Born in 1939 Samuel Gilliland attended the ancient Dreghorn School...
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By Evan Mantyk In the sea of free verse, drifting downward into the bottomless whirlpool of aesthetic relativism, it is hard...
By Evan Mantyk One week in mid-January this year, in the relatively obscure world of poetry, Joseph Charles MacKenzie’s “Pibroch for...
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By Sharon Kilarski | Originally Published in The Epoch Times A sonnet by Betsy Hughes offers unmistakable relief; you can...
By Kristina Pentchoukova Right from the first email from William Ruleman, I knew that I was interacting with a classicist...
Yes, Bruce, you rightly identify Bellini's Francis as having an "upward gaze," that word "gaze" being important in both Brian…
The XAXA rhyme scheme is deftly handled, and is perfectly suited to the subject matter. The lines could have been…
Thanks for the read, Mark. You get no argument from me. Voting is typically a “lesser of the evils” exercise…
Thank you Margaret, for this fascinating set of comments, especially regarding the academic speakers. As for the Symposium, it was…
Russel, you choose an excellent topic in conversation and discernment of all that goes on in-and-around it. From my point…
