Another day, another work of fiction borrowing a title from Frank O’Hara’s poetry. I’ve noted examples of this phenomenon before — such as Andrew Sean Greer’s story “It’s a Summer’s Day,” Emma Jane Unsworth’s novel Animals, and Don DeLillo’s short story … Continue reading
Frank O’Hara fans know all about the time Don Draper read some lines from the poem “Mayakovsky” on the television show Mad Men (thereby introducing O’Hara’s work to a much wider audience and legions of tweeters). But apparently there’s another famous (and … Continue reading
 | Andrew Epstein on Jennifer Lawrence and Frank O… |
 | Valerie on Jennifer Lawrence and Frank O… |
 | Bill Zavatsky on Jennifer Lawrence and Frank O… |
| Andrew Epstein on Jennifer Lawrence and Frank O… |
| Bill Zavatsky on Jennifer Lawrence and Frank O… |
