FEATURED REVIEW The Waste Land Project reviewed by George Elliott Clarke

T.S. Eliot’s modernist poetic suite, The Waste Land, of 1922, was born of the Götterdämmerung that was The Great War.  Its voices (personas) recount the loss of faith, the rubble-proven absurdity of European (colonial) ‘superiority,’  and the brazen (sexual) amorality afflicting its civilzation, i.e., the displacement of Jesus by jazz, of classicism by capitalism, and of law-and-order by the orgasm. 

ANNOUNCING NEW CHAPBOOK: THE WASTE LAND PROJECT

The Waste Land Project by Madhur Anand, Alex Averbuch, Erin Robinsong, A. F. Moritz, Halyna Kruk, and Iryna Shuvalova is now available in print and digital formats.

We are honored to share this important and powerful chapbook. Only 125 numbered print copies are available, so secure yours while you can. Visit our website to order your copy.Â