November 4, 2025
Chrestomathy Fragment 2
The Kenyon Review · “Chrestomathy Fragment 2” by Su Cho nono no NO no
November 4, 2025
The Vandals of Haesindang Park
The Kenyon Review · “The Vandals of Haesindang Park” by Su Cho The one who knew how to read our old languagedeclares that we are now the owners of Haesindang […]
November 4, 2025
처녀귀신 as Broken Glossary
처녀 / Cheonyeo: maiden, virginal.귀신 / Gwishin: ghost, spirit. A secret, a shame.처녀귀신: Respectful. Admirable. Brave. Fighter, fighting off, purity intact.주여 / Ju-yuh: Lord. A prayer. A plea. Desperate. Holy. Mothers, our mothers: What we’ve become […]
November 4, 2025
What Is Required
The Kenyon Review · “What Is Required” by Arthur Brown A grid of two-inch wire squares,the railing sectioned into screens — freestanding, bolted, harbor gray — on this side of the canopy.The trees beyond […]
November 4, 2025
Matisse in Vence
The Kenyon Review · “Matisse in Vence” by Arthur Brown I. Bonnard’s Second ThoughtWhat Bonnard carried with him on the roadback to his studio was not the landbut what it […]
November 3, 2025
Visitation
& there was the garden half circled with trees& there was a silent woman in white, a nun, a nurse,Or a punisher — I did not know — who had come to deliverMy child. […]
November 3, 2025
Introduction
I first came to the word visitation while on a hike with friends in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, exchanging half smiles with the other leaf peepers we passed, not yet aware […]