Sitemap - 2023 - Poetic Outlaws
D.H. Lawrence on Vital Consciousness
Christmas Card From a Hooker in Minneapolis
Christmas poem to a man in jail
It's Not A House, It's A Woman
The Wonderland of Art and Myth
Henry Miller: The Wisdom of Age Constitutes the Ability to Accept Reality
The Light at the Beginning of History
Enter the Forest at the Darkest Point
Thoreau on the Virtues of Solitude
A Description of Happiness in Kobenhavn
The Meaning of the Creative Act
Where The Mind Is Without Fear
Bukowski: Creation is Our Gift
I Wanted to Write Something Serious
17 Incredible Passages from Fernando Pessoa's 'The Book of Disquiet'
An Introduction to the Café Babar Poets
The Very Basic Core of a Man's Living Spirit is his Passion for Adventure
Happy Birthday, Arthur Rimbaud
What Few Young Writers Realize
The Solitary Art of Self-Creation
The Endless Search for Charles Bowden
Who Dares Leap into the Tide of New Life?
Nick Cave's Advice to a Young Kid
25 Ornery Aphorisms by Edward Abbey
A Flame Between Two Darknesses
Landscape Of A Vomiting Multitude
Henry Miller On His Literary Influences
The Taboo Against Knowing Who You Are
We Need Peace and Solitude and Idleness
How Fortunate the Man with None
3 Untitled Poems by Fernando Pessoa
Modern Emptiness and the Search for Meaning
We Ought to Dance with Rapture
The Illusionary Ticket to Salvation
Charles Bukowski on Writing and the Horror of Wasted Lives
Ah, We Lonely Ones and Free Spirits
Exodus from the Society of the Spectacle
Riding it to a New Age, a New Birth, a Totally New Condition of Mankind
Don't Ask the Angels How They Fly
Stefan Zweig: What Made Nietzsche a Prophetic Figure
Air and Light and Time and Space
You must Write, and Read, as if Your Life Depended on it
One of the Great Functions of Art
Cigarettes And Whiskey And Wild, Wild Women
Nietzsche was the One who did the Job for Me
The Symbolic Meaning of Easter
For the Young Men Who Died of AIDS
Our Civilizing Potential Has Led Us Down the Wrong Path
An Ode to the Street Poet - Jack Micheline
We are Supposed to Write Poetry to keep the Gods Alive
15 Henry Miller Quotes to Revive the Artist in You
Why You Should Read Charles Bowden
Horses at Midnight Without a Moon
A Brief Spark in the Infinite Dark
The Philosophy of Samuel Beckett
The Two Enemies of Human Happiness
Pat Conroy on Teachers, Censorship, and Banned Books
A Book Lives as Long as it is Unfathomed
The Force that Through the Green Fuse Drives the Flower
Poetry as Insurgent Art [I am signaling you through the flames]
The Writer Can Only be Fertile if He Renews Himself
John Cassavetes on Creativity and Self-Censorship
Destructiveness is the Outcome of an Unlived Life
Albert Camus: I Love this Life with Abandon
Refuse to Play it Safe. Live Dangerously, Live Lovingly.
Who Knows How to Make Love Stay?