… the morning. Then that foul subway jammed with sweating bodies, and I’m running the gauntlet of those awful, pathetic beggars and that stench of urine, and I come out in a thunderstorm. Not just a little drizzle. A … my complete disgust with him. I see the handwritten sign. I also see the bedraggled people in what passes for a line, …
… of art (as opposed to the merchants of art) than Diego de Velázquez. Velázquez painted in an era of … (“Old Woman Cooking,” 1618), which stimulates Brown to comment upon the painter’s strengths yet at the same time … he is seeing in each painting. The superb illustrations (326, many in full color and keyed to the text) are an …
… overnight. Neither the second nor the third coat conceals the view I wake to now: a jagged line bisecting the … and call the children home, though they, by then, would come without a fight. His picture is of a moment, a single … Instead, the gray shaded delicately into mauve hills and died— a light I hid from, tunneling in the snow. I wrapped …
Poetry
… bark, the way everything talks to everything, pinpoints of light within the light… stand between all of …
… It depends on what you’re looking for in a literary companion. Gabriel Conway, the protagonist of Ciaran … is to say that his still-unnamed lover’s handwriting reveals her character much the way her name will, assuming, that … carve bits of meaning from it. It is true that British soldiers repeatedly have thrown Carson against walls and …
Criticism
… find a home in Caribbean writers’ work” because “magically complete retrieval of the mother-of-history” that such a … The African-American woman writer’s “mother of history” becomes, in the hands of Caribbean men, a “mother of … Caribbean women writers, confronted with this more complicated cultural heritage of representations of …