Poetry is the symphony of language, weaving intricate tapestries of emotion and thought with mere words. In its brevity lies a universe of meaning, inviting readers to explore depths beyond the ...

The great Hartford poet Wallace Stevens wrote the poem “Woman Looking at a Vase of Flowers” in 1942. Fred Biesel painted an intensely colored still life with flowers in 1926. The poem and the painting ...

West Hartford poet Julie Choffel took her conflicted feelings for one of the most famous poets in Connecticut history and turned those thoughts into a book of poems, each of which begins “Dear Wallace ...

Devoted to all aspects of the poetry and life of American modernist poet Wallace Stevens, The Wallace Stevens Journal has been publishing scholarly articles, poems, book reviews, news, and ...

A new biography of poet Wallace Stevens examines the roiling internal life that led to some of the author’s best known works, including “The Snow Man” and “13 Ways Of Looking At A Blackbird.” "There ...

Readers familiar with the poet Wallace Stevens (1879–1955) might know “Sunday Morning,” an early poem that rejects biblical faith in favor of “divinity within,” or “High-Toned Old Christian Woman,” ...

There’s a play going on now on the spacious second floor of the Reinberger Auditorium that you should pay attention to, even though it is overly long and full of excesses. It is the world premiere of ...

It was a willfulness, an exertion, which verged At once on fluency, that I should appear, as I did Today, out of light-blue air, in a dark-blue suit. In the time that I have been gone, I never outgrew ...

Vol. 28, No. 2, Special Conference Issue, Part I: Celebrating Wallace Stevens: The Poet of Poets in Connecticut (Fall 2004), pp. 203-209 (7 pages) Devoted to all aspects of the poetry and life of ...

Ever heard of Wallace Stevens? If you love poetry or American literature, of course you have. Me, I remember that he was a conservative Republican and an insurance company executive, and I remember ...