“It was convenient for John Ashbery,” begins the first and titular essay of Douglas Crase’s On…

Though D’Agata does not claim to have coined the term “lyric essay,” nor invented the form, his…

When I read about art, I want to read about its movingness to an individual human being, and the…

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