Imposter syndrome, solitude, and not reading: John Berryman’s Cambridge
Berryman came to Cambridge in 1936 with a burning desire to make change: ‘I haven’t quite got the hang of the stuff yet / but ...
Hucknall Dispatch5d
Gun found at Bulwell house as part of operation that sees group jailed for weapons and drugs offences
A gun found at an address in Bulwell helped Nottinghamshire make the biggest recovery of improvised firearms in its history – ...
Celebrity birthdays for the week of April 6-12
Country singer Bobby Bare is 90. Movie director Francis Ford Coppola is 87. Actor Roberta Shore is 82. Singer Patricia ...
'New York Ninja' the '80s Martial Arts Gem Is Streaming Free on Tubi
T he '80s are a beloved era for many cinema fans. It is often considered the golden age of horror, the decade defined by coming-of-age films like Stand by Me and The Breakfast Clu ...
Hyperallergic13d
Catherine Murphy Makes the Ordinary Inexplicable
The artist found a way to expand the parameters of observational painting, causing us to look inward and reflect upon what we see.
London Review of Books17d
Michael Hofmann
In ‘Dream Song 364’, quite close to the end of the sequence, John Berryman’s avatar/protagonist Henry is once more being remorselessly flattered. He has surely read everything there is to read. (One ...