In The Long Fault, Jay Rogoff explores how the disasters of human history scar the individual psyche and how our creative acts of art and love help us to resist this damage. After opening with Cain
George Balanchine, one of the twentieth century's foremost choreographers, strove to make music visible through dance. In The Art of Gravity, Jay Rogoff extends this alchemy into poetry, discovering i
Enriching lyric poetry with the psychology and dramatic sweep of a historical novel, Jay Rogoff’s Enamel Eyes, A Fantasia on Paris, 1870, imagines “the terrible year,” when war and siege transformed t
Praise for Jay Rogoff"[Rogoff's] poetry takes a visible art of movement and translates the feelings it evokes and the history it records into delicate words.... But Rogoff also has an amazing knack fo
