Ulysses in Brooklyn
By Martin H. Levinson on August 5, 2026
Ulysses in Brooklyn By Martin H. Levinson The streets of Williamsburg were teeming with twentysomethings typing on their phones. Leopold Bloom Jr.—the great-grandson of Dublin’s...
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The 2030 New York Times AI-Generated Best-Sellers List
By Dan Geddes on July 30, 2026
The 2030 New York Times AI-Generated Best-Sellers List By Dan Geddes More than 99% of all books—and book reviews—are now AI-generated via LLMs, with only...
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I, Edgar Allan Poe, Will Pick You Up from Olive Garden at 9:15 PM
By Joseph Moldover on July 25, 2026
I, Edgar Allan Poe, Will Pick You Up from Olive Garden at 9:15 PM By Joseph Moldover So, you think me insane? You judge me to...
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The Trumpys
By Martin H. Levinson on July 20, 2026
The Trumpys By Martin H. Levinson Welcome to the inaugural Trumpy Awards Show, the only awards show where winning means you should probably be under investigation,...
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The Forbidden Index: A Short History
By Dan James on July 17, 2026
The Forbidden Index: A Short History By Dan James The Index emerged during the era of the Recursive Reformation, after the great Content Creator Riots prompted...
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Posts tagged as “Roethke”

The Care and Handling of a Literary Widow, or Why I Didn’t Write Ted Roethke’s Biography

By Jeffrey Meyers on August 27, 2026

The Care and Handling of a Literary Widow, or Why I Didn’t Write Ted Roethke’s Biography

The Care and Handling of a Literary Widow, or Why I Didn’t Write Ted Roethke’s Biography Jeffrey Meyers In my book about mad poets, Manic…

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