“Hurt Into Poetry: On Poetry and Greece”By Stephanos Papadopoulos
Los Angeles Review of Books
Bradford Morrow
04.08.1951 - PresentBradford Morrow is an experimental novelist and poet. He is a professor at Bard College and the founder of the literary magazine Conjunctions.
"How often do we use other people as screens upon which to project our obsessions? Our discontents, dreams, desires, and fears? Well, I always thought, often enough that its a wonder the whole waking world isn't simply viewed as an endless improvised film. One with as many screenwriters, producers, and directors as there are actors."
– Bradford Morrow, The Diviner's Tale
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