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Arts & Humanities Close Calls with Nonsense: Reading New Poetry <h4>Graywolf Press, March 2009</h4><h5>Stephen Burt</h5> DateSeptember 17, 2009 Share Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Trending ‘Antisemitism and other forms of hate have no place at Harvard’ So what exactly makes Taylor Swift so great? Do phones belong in school? Harvard names Claudine Gay 30th president Don’t need high cholesterol to benefit from statins In 30 essays Burt serves up literary criticism like you’ve never seen it before — his charming, excited prose unknots the web or poetry and knits a tapestry.
