That is, his fine new poems in the Sept/Oct American Poetry Review. The poems are accompanied by a short interview that focuses on the way autobiography collides with myth in his poems–among other subjects, including how Reginald used blogging in the creation of his recent prose work, among which is his book Orpheus in the Bronx. Sorry–can’t figure out italics. Too old for the phrase “shout-out”.
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And Reginald’s last name would be?
Posted By: holly on October 22, 2008 at 5:25 pmReport this comment
Shepherd. He blogged here for many months, until his death a month and a half ago.
Posted By: john on October 22, 2008 at 6:33 pmReport this comment