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Mark Spitzer
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 Spitzer trashes, defines, and mouths-off in a review of what he considers an uncanonical work, The Outlaw Bible of American Essays. Take umbrage at the definite article, and enjoy Spitzer's diatribe against the poor cousin of an otherwise good series. |
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In Review 
One of the benefits of technology is its ability to bring work in foreign tongues to the monoglot masses. This is the high-point of electronic auto-translation. 
"Geoffrey Hill's name is dropped fashionably into conversations by aspiring students of literature and editors of high-ranking journals alike. He is promoted widely by a variety of world-brand publishers. He has been referred to as the finest living English poet..." J.P. McConalogue reviews Hill's new collection of poems.