Christopher Buckley has written twenty books of poetry and many edited poetry anthologies and critical collections including Stranger To Nothing: On the Poetry of Philip Levine from University of Michigan Press.
Poetry
Fall 2010
Lead Penny: Early Lessons in Economics
One turned up in my change, a 1943 with wheat staves, a dead star among a constellation of coins, half a century or so since the last one appeared—from The […]
Poetry
Summer/ Autumn 1997
Vacuum Genesis
If you don’t know how you got somewhere you don’t know where you are. JAMES BURKE "A blue-million of 'em" my aunt always says—we were looking up above Lexington for […]
Poetry
Autumn 1989
After a Theme by Vallejo, after a Theme by Justice
It will come for me in Florence with the evening light, and on account of the light, in early autumn before the rainstorms have arrived— when the sfumato, that smoke […]
Weekend Reads
Vacuum Genesis
From The Kenyon Review, New Series, Summer/Fall 1997, Vol. XIX, No. 3-4 If you don’t know how you got somewhere you don’t know where you are. –James Burke A blue-million […]