Maxwell Bodenheim’s Lost Novel – 6 A.M. – now available for purchase…
One of my passion projects was to try and bring Maxwell Bodenheim’s work back into the marketplace. His 1932 novel,…
“Maxwell Bodenheim and The Theatre”
MAXWELL BODENHEIM AND THE THEATRE MAURICE M. CHARNEY, a graduate of Harvard University who holds a doctorate from Princeton Universityy taught at…
“Lyric To a Rose” (March 1942)
“To scold / The barren cracks her face reveals”
Letter From T.S. Eliot (January 2, 1941)
“I intend to visit America some day, but I don’t think it will amuse me.”
“To Florence” (circa 1951-52)\
“Another War perhaps, millions of men blown to pieces / For what? – a brass band over their futile graves.”
Six A.M. (1932) excerpt
“I’ve got a good, good mouth, Harold.”
Check out new article!
I wrote a new article on Maxwell Bodenheim and Jack Kerouac meeting in Greenwich Village. Check it out here!
“Sonnet” (first published in Esquire – May 1942)
Naked City – “Hold For Gloria Christmas” (September 19, 1962)
Loosely based on the character of Maxwell Bodenheim, this episode of Naked City was directed by Walter Graumann – Written…
