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,…
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.”
“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…
