A journal of rediscovery
– When I decided to attend the 2014 Boston Book Fair in November, I imagined the trip would be something of a capstone experience. I
Continue readingProject Booklust Part Three: Boston International Antiquarian Book Fair
by Katie Schnuck – Within the quaint town of Staffordshire, in the middle of England, lies a tradition that has nothing to do with eclectic music,
Continue readingRediscovered Stories: TJ’s Oatcakes Keeps Tradition Alive in Staffordshire, England
George Smith’s documentary whets the palate with a savory pancake and a Staffordshire tradition. … Continue readingThe Ultimate Guide to The Oatcake
– PY: What inspired you to submit to Poor Yorick? CS: A number of things attracted me to Poor Yorick: its mission “to remind
A Q&A by Leslie Lindenauer – For a little over two years now, Catherine Sasanov has been searching through archives in Maine, Massachusetts, and New
Continue readingInterview with “Markd Y (Archives & Invocations)” Author Catherine Sasanov
Imagine exploring a letter diary that passed between Max Planck and three of his college friends? Brandon Brown gives us a glimpse of the man behind the quantum theorist. … Continue readingThe Letter Diary of Physicist Max Planck
from Mark d Y (Archives & Invocations)
An unnamed woman, enslaved and branded Y, traveled by ship, was sold by a merchant, and died a few weeks later. Catherine Sasanov’s poem brings to light her memory. … Continue readingMarkd Y (Archives & Invocations)
– Imagine a life filled with drugs, alcohol, petty crimes, casual sex, and little fear of consequences. It would be a life akin to that