This item is taken from PN Review 283, Volume 51 Number 5, May - June 2025.
Letters to the Editor
Mark Dow writes: A quick note on the theme of hymns raised in the editorial to PN Review 282. Last month I was in Appleton, Wisconsin, for the memorial service of a friend’s mother. My friend’s parents were deeply involved in the Korean Methodist church in Wisconsin. When the group started singing I didn’t understand what I was hearing. Then I realized some people were singing the hymn in English and others in Korean. (The lyrics sheets were bilingual.) At synagogues I’ve heard prayers sung in Hebrew and others in English but never at the same time. It was odd and wonderful.
PN Review was deliberately copied into an email that read in part as follows: ‘I thought you might be interested to know that I now have over one million pages on Bing. Many published poets have far fewer. I have achieved this with zero help from the British Poetry Establishment. Zilch!’
PN Review was deliberately copied into an email that read in part as follows: ‘I thought you might be interested to know that I now have over one million pages on Bing. Many published poets have far fewer. I have achieved this with zero help from the British Poetry Establishment. Zilch!’
This item is taken from PN Review 283, Volume 51 Number 5, May - June 2025.