Wesli Court Self-Interview Wesli Court is interviewed by Lewis Turco about his new collection titled The Gathering of the Elders and Other Poems.
Traveler's Moon Photograph by Adel Gorgy
The Virginia Quarterly Review "The Mutable Past," a memoir collected in FANTASEERS, A BOOK OF MEMORIES by Lewis Turco of growing up in the 1950s in Meriden, Connecticut, (Scotsdale AZ: Star Cloud Press, 2005).
The Tower Journal Two short stories, "The Demon in the Tree" and "The Substitute Wife," in the spring 2009 issue of Tower Journal.
The Tower Journal A story, "The Car," and two poems, "Fathers" and "Year by Year"
The Tower Journal Memoir, “Pookah, The Greatest Cat in the History of the World,” Spring-Summer 2010.
The Michigan Quarterly Review This is the first terzanelle ever published, in "The Michigan Quarterly Review" in 1965. It has been gathered in THE COLLECTED LYRICS OF LEWIS TURCO/WESLI COURT, 1953-2004 (www.StarCloudPress.com).
The Gawain Poet An essay on the putative medieval author of "Gawain and the Green Knight" in the summer 2010 issue of Per Contra.
Per Contra Spring 2009 Light Verse Supplement Three sonnets and a "Calendar of [37 literary] Epitaphs" by "Wesli Court" in the first Per Contra Light Verse Supplement published on April Fool Day 2009.
Nightsandweekends.com "The Secret Name," "Erda," "Salt," "The Prison," "The Chair," "Kelly," "One Sunday Morning," "Matinee," "The Bath," "Dinny O'Toole's Fortune," "The Catalog Idea," "An Incident at Callahan's," "The Laugher," "The Great Collapse," "The Impresario" (short-stories); "A Nest of In-Laws" (memoir).
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Wicked A review/interview by Deirdre Fleming of "Satan's Scourge" by Lewis Turco on 15 March 2009 in the Portland, Maine, Sunday Telegram.
The Black Death Bryan Bridges' interesting article on the villanelle and the terzanelle with "The Black Death" by Wesli Court as an example of the latter.
Seniority: Six Shakespearian Tailgaters This is a part of a series called "Gnomes" others of which have appeared in TRINACRIA and on the blog POETICS AND RUMINATIONS.
Reinventing the Wheel, Modern Poems in Classical Meters An essay with illustrations of poems written in classical meters together with a "Table of Meters" and "The Rules of Scansion" in the Summer 2009 issue of Trellis Magazine
Fenn College - School of Arts & Sciences Lewis Turco's first creative writing class, with Loring Williams (left) and James L. Weil (right): the beginning of The Cleveland State University Poetry Center
Cover to Cover with Jack Foley Interview with Lewis Turco at West Chester University Poetry Conference on Wednesday, June 1st, 2005.
Richard Blanco, poet, and, on the right, Rev. Louie Giglio
Interesting day on-line.
When I woke up this morning I discovered that President Obama had asked an
unknown, gay, Hispanic-American poet living in Maine, Richard Blanco, to deliver
the upcoming inauguration poem. Then, later on, I found that an Italian-American Baptist
preacher, whom the President had asked to give the inauguration benediction,
Rev. Louie Giglio, had withdrawn because back in the mid-nineties he had said in
a sermon that gay people are (like the rest of us, no doubt) sinners. As an
Italian-American poet living in Maine whose father, the Rev. Luigi Turco, was
an Italian-Baptist preacher, I find enough politically correct hypocrisy in
these events to make me sick to my stomach.
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Richard Blanco, poet, and, on the right, Rev. Louie Giglio
Interesting day on-line.
When I woke up this morning I discovered that President Obama had asked an
unknown, gay, Hispanic-American poet living in Maine, Richard Blanco, to deliver
the upcoming inauguration poem. Then, later on, I found that an Italian-American Baptist
preacher, whom the President had asked to give the inauguration benediction,
Rev. Louie Giglio, had withdrawn because back in the mid-nineties he had said in
a sermon that gay people are (like the rest of us, no doubt) sinners. As an
Italian-American poet living in Maine whose father, the Rev. Luigi Turco, was
an Italian-Baptist preacher, I find enough politically correct hypocrisy in
these events to make me sick to my stomach.
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