Australian poet John Mateer contemplates recent literary events in Bali and Perth, Australia, celebrating a wide range of world writers and detailing his own offerings to the Gods of Attention.

World Prose Portfolio #7: Dennis Walder
THE SWEEPER Luca first turned up during the siege. He was ragged and unkempt, like any morlach from the mountains. He came striding into our midst, his black hair brushed forward over his brow, deep lines on either side of his mouth, his eyes staring, like he was a little mad. He said the soldiers [...]

World Poetry Portfolio #45: William Radice
Poet and Bengali scholar William Radice is famous for his translations of Tagore. Sudeep Sen presents eleven of his original poems, from as far back as 1985 and as recently as his manuscript in progress Poems for . . .

World Poetry Portfolio #42: Anthony S. Abbott
Sudeep Sen presents poems by San Francisco-native Davidson professor Anthony S. Abbott, whose books include the novel Leaving Maggie Hope and poetry collection The Man Who. “if words could save us (and they can, my darling)”

World Poetry Portfolio #41: Tim Liardet
Sudeep Sen presents poems by Tim Liardet, Professor of Poetry at Bath Spa University, whose latest book The Storm House appeared this year on Carcanet, and who has won an Arts Council England Writer’s Award and 2010 Poetry Book Society Pamphlet Choice.

Patchen: The Last Interview
This is the first in a series of poems, essays, stories, interviews, and other literary flotsam excerpted from small magazines and chapbooks from the last century. In 1967 Gene Detro interviewed poet Kenneth Patchen for what turned out to be the last time. That conversation appeared in a 1976 chapbook from Capra Press, and is now presented here, on Molossus.

World Poetry Portfolio #33: David Kinloch
Sudeep Sen presents poems by Glaswegian David Kinloch, featuring Cain’s wife, Deborah, Hannah, and King David’s “dick like a didgeri doo.”

Masochism is Another Form of Elitism
Brian Hewes reviews Pascal Bruckner’s The Tyranny of Guilt: An Essay on Western Masochism, finding it enjoyable but ultimately unconvincing for its utopianism.

World Poetry Portfolio #16: Christopher Merrill
Sudeep Sen’s selections from the work of Christopher Merrill, director of the International Writing Program at the University of Iowa, poet, translator, and non-fiction writer, whose work has been translated into over twenty-five languages.
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The Prodigal Son: A Microscript by Robert Walser
April 14, 2010
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The Literature of Justice
March 5, 2010
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Writing without Writing: On Mario Bellatin
August 15, 2009
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Beneath My Olive Tree with Lorca: Poetry by Mahmoud Darwish
December 14, 2009
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Three Poems from Cuba
November 11, 2009
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The Black Olive Tree and Other Memories
May 4, 2012
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Offerings to the God of Attention: Recent Literary Events in Bali and Australia
February 16, 2012
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World Prose Portfolio #7: Dennis Walder
January 1, 2012
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Burning Deck: Introducing an Appreciation
December 29, 2011
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World Prose Portfolio #6: Sunetra Gupta
December 25, 2011
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