[ z ē ' n ĭ t h ] -noun 1. an arch wherethrough gleams that untraveled world…Xenith’s resident literary snob strikes again. This episode features a rant-like review of the poetry of Justin Barrett, but doesn’t stop there! Witness the frustration with Bukowski and more!
For September, Xenith delves within its own skin to satisfy its literary lust. Not for the light of heart!
Three little tastes of our dissection for August.
Xenith makes a valiant attempt to discuss T. S. Eliot’s masterpiece.
Xenith’s first attempt at a more structured prose contest, awarding the winner with a novel or short story collection of their choice.
Contains discussion questions for May’s book of the month: Autobiography of Red.
Why hello my fellow Xenithites.
I post this with the hope that we can give the old poetry contest another try. I have decided that I will run it this time, and believe me, I will track you down if I think you would be a good contestant and you haven’t entered yet.
It will go like [...]
Hello, kittens. I’m announcing this eleven days in advance to give you fair warning.
For May I have chosen the lovely and delightful Autobiography of Red by Anne Carson: a novel in verse.
From the back of the book:
Geryon, a young boy who is also a winged red monster, reveals the volcanic terrain of his [...]
