The Understander Issue. Are you an Understander? When T. S. Eliot hit the scene with his rare and unique poetry, he faced mounds of criticism. But despite the critics, Eliot stayed true to his art and believed in it, even when others didn't. His response was that he wasn't writing for the average person, but rather for the Understanders, readers that were intelligent and exceptional, the rare crowd that would take the time to savor his work. So are you an Understander? If so, then this issue is dedicated to you. It is also ...
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The Understander Issue. Are you an Understander? When T. S. Eliot hit the scene with his rare and unique poetry, he faced mounds of criticism. But despite the critics, Eliot stayed true to his art and believed in it, even when others didn't. His response was that he wasn't writing for the average person, but rather for the Understanders, readers that were intelligent and exceptional, the rare crowd that would take the time to savor his work. So are you an Understander? If so, then this issue is dedicated to you. It is also dedicated to every artist who stays true to their art and vision amid the naysayers. If you're new to American Athenaeum, then get ready for a museum-like adventure. Our issues are designed to feel like you've stepped into an athenaeum, connecting you to writers from the past, as well as the present. Along the way, you'll make stops through our unique departments: America Talks, Compassion City, Voices of Endangered Species, Author Book Reviews, and more. There is something for everyone here. Some writers you'll encounter: Carol Alexander, Steven Cramer, Pat Lowery Collins, Donald Dewey, Meredith Doench, Nora L. Jamieson, William Lychack, Ed Tasca, Jacqueline West, and many more. Cover photo by Harun Mehmedinovic.
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