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Session 2 — Spotlight Series Index
A collection of restored interviews and essays exploring art, identity, and cross-cultural dialogue.
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Elif Shafak – Language, Resistance, and Literary Translation
Turkish novelist Elif Şafak reflects on translation, identity, and cultural resilience — a conversation from Wild River Review’s early Spotlight Series.
Poetry Series
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Still Travels: A Cycle of Contemplative Poems
by William Irwin Thompson
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Men Kissing
Originally published in The Paris Review 132 (1994).
Authors & Contributors
Historical Archives
Literary Archives
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Editors & Contributors
Related Thinkers
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Featured Poem
Lindisfarne Café – Memoir Series
- Lindisfarne Café (Series Overview)
- Memoir Index
- The Founding of the Lindisfarne Association in New York, 1971–73 — Part Two
- Pilgrimage to Lindisfarne — 1972
- Building a Dream — Part One (1979–1997)
- Building a Dream — The Shadow
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Myth, Magic, and the Mind of Neil Gaiman — A Conversation with the Dream King
Tim E. Ogline interviews Neil Gaiman about myth, storytelling, and the creative mind behind The Sandman.
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Neil Gaiman at PEN World Voices Festival
Joy E. Stocke covers Neil Gaiman’s appearance at the PEN World Voices Festival, discussing faith, fiction, and the writer’s journey.
- Interview: Pico Iyer — Global Writer, Heart & Soul
- WRR Large — Extended Interview & Coverage
- Wild Coverage Series
- The Other Side of Abu Ghraib — Part One
- Interview: L.A. Banks — From Tragedy to Triumph
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Masthead — Editorial Team & Contributors
Founders, editors, and contributors of Wild River Review.
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Submission Guidelines
Information for writers and artists interested in submitting work.
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Press Room
Media coverage and official press releases from Wild River Review.
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Young — Reflections on Youth & Culture
A long-form cultural essay exploring youth, identity, and culture.
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Silence and Memory — A Conversation with Per Petterson
Joy E. Stocke interviews acclaimed Norwegian novelist Per Petterson at the PEN World Voices Festival, discussing memory, silence, and the craft of fiction.
- The Founding of the Lindisfarne Association — Part One
- The Founding of the Lindisfarne Association — Part Two
- The Cathedral — Part Three
- The Founding of the Lindisfarne Association — Part Two (Memoir Edition)
- With Gregory Bateson’s Mind in Nature
- Memoir — Farewell Address to the Lindisfarne Fellows Conference
- Her Book of Difficulties — Renée Ashley (May 2015)
- Weeds — A Poem
- Vade-Mecum Angelon — William Irwin Thompson
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Bodhi Blues — A Year in India
Jessica Falcone’s reflections on life and faith during her year in India.
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Bodhi Blues — The Maitreya Project
Exploring India’s spiritual landscape through the lens of the Maitreya vision.
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Voice from Syria — Remembering Muna Imady
Kim Nagy reflects on the life and legacy of Syrian writer Muna Imady, whose stories bridged cultures and generations.
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The Euphoria of Ignorance — Carlo Ginzburg & Paul Holdengraber (Original Archive)
Original archived edition cited by Wikipedia. A LIVE FROM THE NYPL conversation exploring history, faith, and identity with historian Carlo Ginzburg and moderator Paul Holdengraber.
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The Euphoria of Ignorance — Being Jewish, Becoming Jewish (Restored Edition)
Newly restored version by Joy E. Stocke, featuring Carlo Ginzburg and Paul Holdengraber.
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The Melancholy Life of Orhan Pamuk
Joy E. Stocke interviews Nobel Prize–winning Turkish novelist Orhan Pamuk on identity, melancholy, and the art of storytelling.
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Interview: Can I Fall in Love with My Robot Sex Partner?
An interview exploring intimacy, identity, and the evolving relationship between humans and artificial companions in a technology-driven world.
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Babe in the Woods: F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Unlikely Summer in Montana
Landon Y. Jones reflects on F. Scott Fitzgerald’s early years and the creative spark found in Montana’s wild landscape.
- Frank Gehry Revisit
- Ashley
- Genocide
- Abu Ghraib — Part One
- Abu Ghraib — Part Two
- Abu Ghraib — Feature
- Chip Kidd
- Spotlight Conversation
- Labyrinth Books Interview
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Thinking Otherwise — Post-Religious Spirituality
William Irwin Thompson reflects on spirituality beyond religion in this concluding essay from the Thinking Otherwise series.
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Interviews with the Famously Departed — Benjamin Franklin Speaks
A humorous historical interview column by Joseph Glantz, imagining dialogues with history’s great thinkers.
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Interviews with the Famously Departed — Mark Twain Speaks
Continuing the “Famously Departed” series, bringing Mark Twain’s wit to life.
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TRIPLE GODDESS TRIALS — Meeting Virginia Woolf at the Strand
An essay by Kim Nagy reflecting on creativity through the voice of Virginia Woolf.
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The Mystic Pen — Dr. William Chittick Remembers
A reflective essay honoring Islamic scholar Dr. William Chittick, part of the long-running “Mystic Pen” series.
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Rolex Arts Weekend — The Afterlife of Conversation
Paul Holdengraber reflects on dialogue and creativity in a literary conversation from the NYPL archives.
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Essays & Editorials (Series Overview)
Cultural and political essays exploring human values, spirituality, and the human condition.
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April Is the Cruelest Month — Lauren B. Davis
A powerful personal essay on grief, loss, and resilience, widely referenced by cultural publications.
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The Other Side of Abu Ghraib — Part Two
A political essay examining ethics, war, and human responsibility through the lens of Abu Ghraib.
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Men Kissing — J. C. Todd
A poem originally published in The Paris Review 132 (1994), reprinted with author biography and literary context.
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Wild River Announces Stoutsburg Cemetery Project — Kim Nagy
Official announcement from Wild River Books on the Stoutsburg Cemetery Project, exploring African American history and the legacy of slavery in New Jersey.
- The Founding of the Lindisfarne Association — Part One
- The Founding of the Lindisfarne Association — Part Two
- The Cathedral — Part Three
- The Founding of the Lindisfarne Association — Part Two (Memoir Edition)
- With Gregory Bateson’s Mind in Nature
- Memoir — Farewell Address to the Lindisfarne Fellows Conference
- Conclusion — The Economic Relevance of Lindisfarne
- The Founding of the Lindisfarne Association — Part One
- The Founding of the Lindisfarne Association — Part Two
- Series Overview
- Dianne Jacob – Author of Will Write for Food: The Five Questions
- John Lundin – Bluewater Organic Distilling and “French Classics Made Easy”
- Wild Culture – Minetta Tavern Redux
- Taliban Portraits — Dale Cotton
- Roshi: Being with Dying
- Every Family Has a Story — Linda C. Wisniewski