Total Number of People Who Have Visited E-Verse Since Its First Blog Post on October 7th, 2008?
Total number of visitors to this site since October 7th, 2008? What? No. … Read More
“It is Refreshing to Read Poetry that Doesn’t Have to Bullshit about What It Is”: Joshua Mensch Reviews Ernest Hilbert’s All of You on the Good Earth at B O D Y
"There is an essential kindness in Hilbert’s poems, a humanity of perspective that treats even its most abject subjects with humor and empathy, regardless of their foibles. But what makes Hilbert’s poetry… Read More
The Red Silk Thread, an Opera by Stella Sung and Ernest Hilbert, at the University of Michigan Opera Studio Program
Here are some photographs from the workshop performances of my new opera with composer Stella Sung.… Read More
“This Place Was A Shelter” from Necktie Films
Filmmaker Judith Redding made this video for genero.tv’s competition to create the official music video for Ólafur Arnalds’s song “This Place Was a Shelter,” from his latest album, For Now I Am… Read More
Ernest Hilbert Interviewed by Marty Moss-Coane on Radio Times, WHYY
On Tuesday, April 16th, Marty Moss-Coane featured me as a guest on her live WHYY program Radio Times, syndicated nationally on NPR and available on XM and online. The radio ad for… Read More
“Waking” by Henri Cole
There was a parade of humans, mostly naked: a bishop holding a crosier; a drinker with a protruding nose; a man fighting a bird, mounting it, pulling on its beard; a granny… Read More
Ernest Hilbert Reads in Philadelphia with James Arthur, hosted by James Mancinelli of Moveable Beats
Moveable Beats Reading Series Ernest Hilbert Reads with James Arthur, hosted by James Mancinelli Good Karma Café 928 Pine St Philadelphia, PA 19107 (267) 519-8860 Sunday April 21st, 6PM FREE James Arthur’s… Read More
“III Keepers, The Wife, September” from “Misericord” by Anna Evans
Anna M. Evans’ poems have appeared or are forthcoming in the Harvard Review, Atlanta Review, Rattle, American Arts Quarterly, and 32 Poems. She gained her MFA from Bennington College, and is the… Read More
“Portrait, Bust” by Susan de Sola
Susan de Sola's poems have appeared in The Hopkins Review, Measure, and Ambit. She is a David Reid Poetry Translation Prize winner. … Read More
“Koi Pond in Slow Motion” by Alexander Long
Alexander Long is a poet, teacher, book reviewer, essayist, and musician. VIGIL, his first book of poems, was released in 2006 from the New Issues Press Poetry Series. Co-editor of A Condition… Read More
“Never Run Away” by Kurt Vile
Single version of "Never Run Away" from Kurt Vile's album Wakin' On A Pretty Daze. … Read More
“In Perpetual Spring” by By Amy Gerstler
Known for its wit and complexity, Amy Gerstler's poetry deals with themes such as redemption, suffering, and survival. Author of over a dozen poetry collections, two works of fiction, and various articles,… Read More
“To Djuna Barnes, on Nightwood” by Anis Shivani
Anis Shivani is a fiction writer, poet, and critic, based in Houston, Texas. He is the author of the short story collection, Anatolia and Other Stories, published by Black Lawrence Press. Booklist… Read More
“Concerning Plunder” by James Brookes
“For its energy of expression, fearlessness and sheer verbal beauty, Sins of the Leopard is a magnificent debut.” - David Morley… Read More
“Ohio” by Mark Rice
Mark Rice performing on the radio show Stay Tuned on February 12, 2010.… Read More
“Rasmus Nielsen” by Nicholas Friedman
Nicholas Friedman is the recipient of a 2012 Ruth Lilly Fellowship. His newer work appears in The Dark Horse, The New Criterion, The New York Times, POETRY, Southwest Review, and other publications.… Read More
“Women’s Poetry” by Daisy Fried
Daisy Fried is the author of three books of poems, Women’s Poetry: Poems and Advice (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2013), My Brother is Getting Arrested Again (Pitt, 2006), a finalist for the… Read More
A Guide to How Shakespeare’s Characters Kick the Bucket
Original concept by Cam Magee. Design by Caitlin S. Griffin. … Read More
“Winds” from “Bucolics” by W.H. Auden
One of many stunners from Auden's book Shield of Achilles. … Read More
“At Dawn: Eurydice” by Daniel Evans Pritchard
Daniel Evans Pritchard is a poet and essayist living in Boston. He is marketing and publicity director of Boston Review, publisher of The Critical Flame, and organizer of the bimonthly U35 Reading… Read More
“Faux King in the Parking Lot” by Lynn Levin
Lynn Levin’s newest collection of poems is Miss Plastique (Ragged Sky Press, 2013). A poet, writer, and translator, Lynn Levin is also the author of three previous collections of poems: Fair Creatures… Read More
“Prelude: Dusk in the Ruins” by Ernest Hilbert
“‘Genes clarify the genius and the freak / And prove we descend from a feral band,’ Ernest Hilbert writes in ‘Outsider Art,’ and there is no mistaking the ‘feral’ appetite and… Read More
“Love To Get Used” by Matt Pond
Video by Fortune Films USA (http://fortunefilmsusa.com/)… Read More
“Sailing the Mullica River (Great Bay Estuary) 1978” by Ernest Hilbert
“Hilbert is one of our best rhymers since Robert Frost, and his poems have been compared by superb poets to those of John Berryman and Robert Lowell. We haven’t had a… Read More
“Shanghai Cigarettes” by Caitlin Rose
Directed, shot and edited by Seth Graves. Studio footage shot by Kevin Doyle.… Read More
“The Socialites” by Dirty Projectors
A music video taken from the short film Hi Custodian.… Read More
“Bloodletting” by Alex Dimitrov
Alex Dimitrov's first book of poems, Begging for It, was published this March by Four Way Books. His poems have been published in the Yale Review, Kenyon Review, American Poetry Review, Slate,… Read More
“Where?” by Heinrich Heine, translated from the German by Terese Coe
Terese Coe's poems and translations have appeared in Threepenny Review, The TLS, Poetry Review, Poetry, Ploughshares, The Stinging Fly, Agenda, The Cincinnati Review, New American Writing, Tar River Poetry, and Alaska Quarterly… Read More