The Curator Magazine (Page 42)

[From the Archives:] I Know What You Read Last Summer

Jun 11, 2019 5 min read Literature

[The following essay was originally published at the end of summer, back in 2014, but as you prepare to head to the beach in the next couple of months with a book at

from The Book of Sir Thomas More, Act 2, Scene 4

Jun 7, 2019 2 min read Poetry

This month, as we transition from the good work of poetry editor Mike Liaw, and before we enjoy the good work of new poetry editor Amy Katherine Cannon, we will be pulling poems

Tossers

Jun 3, 2019 6 min read Humanity

Almost all the Highland Games’ events involve throwing things that should really be left alone. There’s the Hammer Throw, the Stone Putt, the Braemar Stone Putt (like the Stone Putt but with

The Hand that Feeds You

May 31, 2019 1 min read Poetry

When I get that hand of Jesus in my teeth, his blood cascading down my chin, I believe but help my unbelief — to my spirit preach a gospel of bruised red grapes and

“Only Connect”

May 29, 2019 6 min read Poetry

“This poem can change a person’s entire way of being,” my professor Chad Wriglesworth said of Denise Levertov’s “Caedmon.” A high claim for a poem—and it’s true for me.