06Dec Louis Simpson December 6, 2022 Gil Bailie Blog For years I have quoted this poem by Louis Simpson, a gifted poet and recipient of the Pulitzer Prize for...Read more
17Jun What will remain? June 17, 2022 Randy Coleman-Riese Blog Poems from a Diary 1974 Who will last? And what? The wind will stay, and the blind man's blindness when...Read more
24Mar Another look at Auden’s Museé Des Beaux Arts March 24, 2022 Randy Coleman-Riese Blog We recently announced our offering of Gil Bailie’s two-part series Reflections on the Poetry of W. H. Auden. The New...Read more
22Mar New in our Store…Reflections on the Poetry of W.H. Auden March 22, 2022 Randy Coleman-Riese Blog We have added an new item to our catalog of recorded presentations from Gil Bailie’s audio archives – Reflections on...Read more
30Apr The Limitless Landscape of Poetry April 30, 2020 Gil Bailie Blog This lovely Richard Wilbur poem gives up new secrets every time I come back to it. Two Voices in a...Read more
08Jul Found on a wall in the village of Ein Karem July 8, 2019 Randy Coleman-Riese Blog the village of Ein Karem During my visit to Israel, ahead of the Colloquium on Violence and Religion conference in...Read more
17Nov Bells & Whistles and Our Annual Plea for Support November 17, 2018 Randy Coleman-Riese Blog The ‘Fall Appeal’, which you may read by following the link, is our annual foray into fundraising and was once...Read more
10May In This Time – a poem May 10, 2018 Gil Bailie Blog If the myth’s outworn, the legend broken, Useless even within the child’s story Since he sees well they now bring...Read more
Louis Simpson
What will remain?
Another look at Auden’s Museé Des Beaux Arts
New in our Store…Reflections on the Poetry of W.H. Auden
The Limitless Landscape of Poetry
Found on a wall in the village of Ein Karem
Bells & Whistles and Our Annual Plea for Support
In This Time – a poem