listen to Thomas Ward reading this essay here. A few weeks ago, Charles Bernstein, Thomas Ward and I […]
Andrea Applebee
A few months ago, I began to think about care, grief, and justice. Now, in these huge sets […]
POETIC JUSTICE, POETIC CARE: A CHORUS – by Andrea Applebee
Andri Alexandrou is a software engineer living in Athens, Greece. She has published nonfiction and arts criticism in […]
Magic Sand: Fairy-Tales, Technology, and Feminism – A conversation with ...
Andrea Applebee is a freelance editor and writing coach who lives in Athens, Greece. Her […]
Girl Breaking Glass: Reflections on Embodied Identity – by Andrea ...
Erika Weiberg is an assistant professor of Greek language and literature at Florida State University. She is […]
Her Rage: A Conversation about Women’s Anger in Greek Myth ...
My responsibility is to tell you the truth. – Dr. Christine Blasey Ford I used to systematically […]
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN: REFLECTIONS ON READING PHILOSOPHY by ...
Aristotle believed the eel was spontaneously generated from the guts of wet soil. It is not. First […]
THERE IS NO WAY OUT OF HERE: TRAUMA AND TRANSFORMATION ...
The poems of Naomi Edwards are rooted in an awareness of loss and experience of a […]
An Introduction to Naomi Edwards by Andrea Applebee
Aletheia is a Greek word often translated as ‘truth’, ‘unforgetting’, ‘unconcealedness.’ While in modern greek, it […]
Aletheia: Reflections on Poetic Knowing by Andrea Applebee
Stesichorus, a Sicilian Greek who wrote sweet, extravagant poetry is most known for his palinode: […]
That Story is Not True: A Documentary Poetic by Andrea ...
I recently returned from Athens, Greece—a place I encountered first as a student ten years ago, […]
Pilgrim’s Reprise: On the Gift of Self-Possession by Andrea Applebee
The three facets of the great writer — magic, story, lesson — are prone to blend in […]