Essays
A Gothic Mirror: Reflections on Abjection in Frankenstein
A Gothic Mirror: Reflections on Abjection in Frankenstein
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Seeing Double: The Spectacular Incomprehensibility of “Everything Everywhere All at Once”
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Baby Keem the Poet? Makes No Matter
Baby Keem the Poet? Makes No Matter
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Dayglow, Bedroom Pop, and the Introspectivity of Growing Up
Dayglow, Bedroom Pop, and the Introspectivity of Growing Up
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Belfast and the Power of Escapism
Belfast and the Power of Escapism
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Through the Eyes of Two Climbers: “Early Decision/Late Bloomer”
Through the Eyes of Two Climbers: “Early Decision/Late Bloomer”
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This Is How I Saw Lulu Wang’s The Farewell:
This Is How I Saw Lulu Wang’s The Farewell:
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Reading with K-Ming Chang, author of “Bestiary,” at The Nassau Literary Review’s annual festival
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Inclusion Takes Center Stage at Literary Publishing Panel
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“We Are the Bridge”: History as Prologue in Julie Dash’s Daughters of the Dust
“We Are the Bridge”: History as Prologue in Julie Dash’s Daughters of the Dust
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Coloring Outside the Lines: The Secrets Maps Hide
Coloring Outside the Lines: The Secrets Maps Hide
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The “Amadeus” Diptych
The “Amadeus” Diptych
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Michelle Obama’s Passion for Children’s Nutrition Hits The Big Screen in Netflix’s “Waffles + Mochi”
Michelle Obama’s Passion for Children’s Nutrition Hits The Big Screen in Netflix’s “Waffles + Mochi”
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The Gaze of History through William Logan’s “Fall of Byzantium”
The Gaze of History through William Logan’s “Fall of Byzantium”
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Design is Thinking (A Million Times Over)
Design is Thinking (A Million Times Over)
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Subverting Your Own Voyeur: The Internalized Male Gaze in Broad City
Subverting Your Own Voyeur: The Internalized Male Gaze in Broad City
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A Body Divided: A Review of Fatimah Asghar’s If They Come For Us
A Body Divided: A Review of Fatimah Asghar’s If They Come For Us
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Creating Room for Ethnic Voices in the Culinary Conversation
Creating Room for Ethnic Voices in the Culinary Conversation
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Bot Poetry: Engineering Randomness
Bot Poetry: Engineering Randomness
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Identifying Calligraphic Genius
Identifying Calligraphic Genius
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Faces of Catastrophe, Faces of Liberation: Fazal Sheikh’s Independence | Nakba
Faces of Catastrophe, Faces of Liberation: Fazal Sheikh’s Independence | Nakba
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A New World Order: Exit West and the Evanescence of Migratory Life
A New World Order: Exit West and the Evanescence of Migratory Life
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Questions on the Subject of Imitation: A Reflection on de Chaillé’s le Désordre du Discours
Questions on the Subject of Imitation: A Reflection on de Chaillé’s le Désordre du Discours
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The Sound of a Face: Re-Encountering Portraiture in Mario Moore’s The Work of Several Lifetimes
The Sound of a Face: Re-Encountering Portraiture in Mario Moore’s The Work of Several Lifetimes
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What We're Loving
What We’re Loving: New Staff Edition 2021
What We’re Loving: New Staff Edition 2021
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What We’re Loving: Summer Break 2021 Edition
What We’re Loving: Summer Break 2021 Edition
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What We’re Loving: Winter Break 2020 Edition
What We’re Loving: Winter Break 2020 Edition
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What We’re Loving: New Staff Edition 2020
What We’re Loving: New Staff Edition 2020
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What We’re Centering: Creators of Color
What We’re Centering: Creators of Color
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What We’re Loving: Quarantine Edition
What We’re Loving: Quarantine Edition
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What We Loved: 2010s Arts in Review
What We Loved: 2010s Arts in Review
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What We Loved: 2010s Arts in Review
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What We’re Loving: Back-to-School 2019
What We’re Loving: Back-to-School 2019
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What We’re Loving: Back-to-School 2019
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Poem of the Week
Poem of the Week
“The Amateur Astronomer”
Poem of the Week

Nass Lit’s “Poem of the Week,” by Michael M. Fried ‘59

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Poem of the Week
Poem of the Week
“A woman and the Beberibe river”
Poem of the Week

Read Nass Lit’s “Poem of the Week,” curated from our 1842-present archives, and a comment from our historian.

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Poem of the Week
Poem of the Week
“Ancestor” by Ana Istrate
Poem of the Week

Each week, Nass Lit will be sharing a poem from its archives, 1842-present.

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Poem of the Week