Stories by apollinaire

The death of the all-powerful director

A Literature on the Brink of Dawn

On the Trail of a Mysterious, Pseudonymous Author

The mild anarchy of piles of second-hand books

On the complex, vital role played by interpreters

Proust’s Madeleine Was Originally a Slice of Toast

The Politics of Fernando Pessoa

“The Wound Talks to You”: The Nightmares of John Berryman

Hiding in Plain Sight: Merle Oberon

Practical Cat: How T. S. Eliot became T. S. Eliot (2011)

The Abode of Madness

What’s wrong with Bob Dylan’s biographers?

Wit, Love and the ‘Other World’ in the Letters of James Merrill

Francis Bacon’s Frightening Beauty

The Bleak Prescience of Richard Wright

A new biography shows how Adrienne Rich changed her mind

The Art of Making Debts: Accounting for an Obsession in 19th-Century France

The Travels of a Master Storyteller

When Paid Applauders Ruled the Paris Opera House

Álvaro de Campos

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