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A New Poetic Form: The Hourglass Sestina
I’ve been working with artist, photographer, and documentary filmmaker Lee Fearnside on an illustrated collection of…
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Pete Townshend and World War II
I have three iTunes playlists dedicated to The Who — 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s to the…
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“I Can’t Believe We Made It”: Romanticism and Afropresentism in Works of African-American Women Hip Hop and R’n’B Artists
Another problematic of Romanticism for rock (and therefore North American pop music in general) is Romanticism’s…
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“Laughing with a Mouth of Blood”: St. Vincent’s Gothic Grotesque
Many of St. Vincent’s songs, videos, and stage acts use grotesque scenarios and images to examine…
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“Our Generation”: Gender, Regeneration and Women in Rock
The rock revolution was often connected with male performers and masculine energy; as critics of gender…
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