C. J. Bartunek
Georgia Review Archive for C. J. Bartunek
Still the Talk of the Town: Literary Work and the New Yorker (on Janet Carey Eldred’s Literate Zeal: Gender and the Making of a New Yorker Ethos; & Elizabeth Bishop and The New Yorker: The Complete Correspondence, edited by Joelle Biele)
Work and Life, in the Balance (on Mary Hood’s Seam Busters; Ann Pancake’s Me and My Daddy Listen to Bob Marley; & Monica McFawn’s Bright Shards of Someplace Else)
“Ask Me Whether What I Have Done Is My Life”: An Interview with Judith Kitchen
C. J. Bartunek: “The Circus Train” gives a feeling of a whole life distilled into this one elegantly spare essay. In it, you write, “This could be called a pre-posthumous… read more
Agnostic Ecstasy: A Conversation with Coleman Barks
On the last evening in January 2013, I had the good fortune to stop by Coleman Barks’s home in Athens to interview him about his long poem “The VOICE inside… read more