2 April 2017, at Hyperallergic.com. A pirate and his parrot go a-raiding on the high seas and in outrageous and hilarious rhymes across several languages, including English, Greek, sign, logic, math, and Russian. While Eugene Ostashevsky–poet, translator, scholar–is … Read More
Upcoming Readings & Events
UPCOMING READINGS AND EVENTS Thursday, 18 May 2016, 6:00p Cornelia Street Cafe, 29 Cornelia Street Greenwich Village, NYC This reading is to raise money to support Cornelia Street, a long-standing institution in the city that … Read More
Review of John Peck’s CANTILENA
SQUARING THE CIRCLE: A Review of John Peck’s CANTILENA 23 July 2016, Hyperallergic.com. Here comes John Peck, author of ten volumes of poetry, psychoanalyst, translator of Euripides and C. G. Jung’s The Red Book, a poet … Read More
“Kanpur Central Railway Station”
The text of this poem, from SERIES | INDIA, was published on 29 November 2015, at Women’s Voices for Change. The text is accompanied by a video recording of Liz Gray reading the poem and … Read More
Poetry Flash in Berkeley, CA
Sunday, 13 November 2016 POETRY FLASH, http://poetryflash.org 3:00p, 1450 Fourth Street, #4, Berkeley, CA 94710 Poetry Flash presents a Four Way Books poetry reading by Karen Brennan and Elizabeth T. Gray, Jr., request ASL interpreters one week … Read More
Interview: WNHH Radio
On 15 October 2015 Liz Gray was interviewed by Sharon Benzoni, on “At the Moment,” on radio station WNHH, in New Haven, Connecticut. The interview includes Ms. Gray reading selected poems and translations, and a … Read More
Walking the Salient I
If you don’t know what you’re looking at, around Ypres, you think it’s prosperous, green, flourishing farm country. Because it is. I’m back in Flanders, focused on a series of poems centered here, in the … Read More
“Tree,” by Stratis Haviaras
A prose poem I re-discovered this morning, by my good friend the poet and novelist Stratis Haviaras. I will take this chair apart and build a tree with it. I will stick new leaves on … Read More
Speaking of Shiva
Shiva, as Nataraja, dancing the universe in and out of existence, in bronze. The pot is a god. The winnowing fan is a god. The stone in the street is a god. The comb is … Read More
Thalassa! Thalassa!
Kannyakumari, at the southern tip of India, where the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea meet the Indian Ocean. Offshore, the towering statue of Tamil poet-saint Tiruvalluvar.
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