Homo Vitruvius by A. Jay Adler | Substack

#literature

Spanish Gardens, Ezra Pound, Modern Poetry, and Antisemitism

Nov 16

The Close Read: “I Woke Up”

Nov 13

"In the Prison of His Days"

Oct 4

Two Stories of the World Trade Center Towers

Sep 18

Aug 30

For some years, I taught a class in memoir. Not memoir writing. The genre. A literature class, or as I came to think over my teaching career, a reading…

Aug 16

the poetry collection

Jul 28

Jul 19

If you believe what you read, all over, then what we call “the Humanities” are done for. The evidence of a decades-long shift in college students…

May 19

The Spanish garden enchants to this day as a cultural emblem of the Medieval and Early Renaissance Spain that is the locus of my novel-in-progress The…

Apr 29

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