
theparisreview:
“This poet was asserting what felt like an ancient right, a right to sing out of the deepest self—to write painfully ugly things, and to write painfully beautiful things, but not to write a single thing that he didn’t mean, that didn’t scare him.”
From our Spring Revel, John Jeremiah Sullivan’s remarks on the poet Frederick Seidel.
Published on May 06, 2014 09:37