Available now from Tough Poets Press, Maxwell Bodenheim’s last published and long out-of-print novel, Slow Vision. This slick paperback reissue…
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,…
“Poe[try]” – New York Daily News (July 25, 1948)
“Maxwell Bodenheim awaits purchasers of his verses displayed on a fence in Washington Square South. He took part in the annual exhibition given by writers of the Raven Poetry Circle of Greenwich Village.”
WEINBERG SIGNS CONFESSION (February 11, 1954)
“Sex, Sonnets and Sudden Death” True Detective (May 1954)
All his life he had been a rebel. He was not subversive. He did not advocate violent overthrow of the…
Tragedy Told In One Word
The Des Moines Register (August 3, 1935)
Rare photo of 12-year old Solbert Bodenheim, son of Maxwell & Minna
Published in the New York Daily News on June 1, 1933, in response to the question “Would you like to…
Bodenheim Inscribes a Book to William Saroyan
“A poet to another poet– is there any difference?”
“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.”
