Sitemap - 2024 - Poetic Outlaws
What Does it Mean to Be a Poet? (and why today's poetry is so awful)
Theodore Roethke: Words for Young Writers
Christmas Card From a Hooker in Minneapolis
Henry Miller: D.H. Lawrence will Outlive the British Empire
Emerson: I am nothing; I see all
Joseph Campbell on the Nature of the Divine: East Vs. West
Writ on the Steps of Puerto Rican Harlem
Pearl S. Buck: Learning is the very Heart of LIFE
The Vital Difference Between 'Having' and 'Being'
Three Poems by the Great Sergei Yesenin
Leonardo da Vinci: On the Mastery of Oneself
There May Come a Moment in Life...
Krishnamurti: One Has to be an Outsider to Society
Wandering in the White Mountains
Bukowski: The Crowd is the Gathering Place of the Weakest; True Creation is a Solitary Act
Henry Miller on Becoming a Writer
The Seething Poetry of the Incarnate Now is Supreme
Mythology Begins Where Madness Starts
The Existentialist Experience in Literature
James Baldwin: The Role of an Artist
Aldous Huxley: On Truth and the Nature of Spiritual Reality
3 Poems by the Great Italian Poet, Eugenio Montale
Alan Watts: Stop Aspiring and Start Writing
New Light: Finding Universal Truths Beyond Orthodox Religion
Why Should We Care About Myths?
Frida Kahlo: Behind the Curtain of Madness
A Voice Crying in the Wilderness
Pure Blood Primal: The Poetry of Kell Robertson
How I Film: A Declaration of Interdependence
The Grass Arena (A Book Recommendation)
A Night Alone in the Wilderness
WHEN HENRY MILLER MET GEORGE ORWELL: A CLASH OF TITANS
Drinking Alone in the Moonlight
Jiddu Krishnamurti: Beyond Belief
The Jazz Poetry of Bob Kaufman
Gilles Deleuze: 𝐖𝐞 𝐀𝐫𝐞 𝐑𝐢𝐝𝐝𝐥𝐞𝐝 𝐖𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐏𝐨𝐢𝐧𝐭𝐥𝐞𝐬𝐬 𝐓𝐚𝐥𝐤
Oscar Wilde: Art and Individualism
Emerson: Who is He that Shall Control Me?
Henry Miller: Few Can Escape the Treadmill
Poetry is Where Everything Happens
The world is a beautiful place
Breaking Free from the Cultural Neurosis
To Make Living Itself the Highest Art
The Gods Grant Few Pleasures Beyond These
In Order to Create, I Destroyed Myself
To Live on a Day-to-Day Basis is Insufficient
The Greatest Psychedelic Novel You’ve Never Heard Of
Yeats and the Sense of an Ending
The Candle In The Rib Cage: An Open Letter to Artists in 2024
The Poet Rainer Maria Rilke: On Sadness
D.H. Lawrence: I Would Like to Know the Stars Again
Anthony Bourdain: On Traveling
12 Recommended Reads For Summer
I Saw a Man Take his Own Life Today
Carl Jung: Where Love Stops, Power Begins, and Violence, and Terror
now, if you were teaching creative writing, he asked, what would you tell them?
John Fowles: The Threat to us in the Coming Millennium
Manifesto: The Mad Farmer Liberation Front
The Forgotten Madmen of Ménilmontant
The Poetry of Alejandra Pizarnik
You’re Painfully Alive in a Drugged and Dying Culture
Stanley Kunitz: A Poem has Secrets that the Poet Knows Nothing Of
W. Somerset Maugham: On Being an Artist
We are Supposed to Write Poetry to keep the Gods Alive
Martin Buber on the Wisdom of Life
Jacques Barzun: Reading is a Steady Extension of One's Life
Let this Darkness be a Bell Tower
Tennessee Williams on Love and Ego
Baudelaire: The Eye of a Sensitive Spectator
Don’t try to understand life. Live it!
I am Content to Live in the Mystery
Ernest Becker: Free Yourself From Cultural Constraints
The Mad Farmer Manifesto: The First Amendment
The Future Belongs to the Poet
America’s Most Alarming Writer
Alan Watts: “Who or What Am I?”