David Lehman

David Lehman, a contributing editor of the Scholar, is a poet, critic, and the general editor of The Best American Poetry annual anthology and author of the book One Hundred Autobiographies. He currently writes our Talking Pictures column.

May I Finish What You Started?

By David Lehman | Tuesday February 14, 2017

Painterly Poems

By David Lehman | Tuesday February 7, 2017

Quick Meditations

By David Lehman | Tuesday January 31, 2017

Simplicity

By David Lehman | Tuesday January 24, 2017

A Three-Way Mirror

By David Lehman | Tuesday January 17, 2017

What I Wanted To Be When I Grew Up

By David Lehman | Tuesday January 10, 2017

Building a Sonnet

By David Lehman | Tuesday December 20, 2016

You Weren’t Serious When You Said

By David Lehman | Tuesday December 13, 2016

“I Have Had My Vision”

By David Lehman | Friday November 22, 2024

In Reprise: Next Line, Please

By David Lehman | Friday October 25, 2024

Tunneling to Freedom

By David Lehman | Thursday June 6, 2024

Homage to the Uncanny

By David Lehman | Thursday February 29, 2024

How Well Do You Know Your Hitchcock?

By David Lehman | Friday January 19, 2024

“Mr. Lucky” Didn’t Know Who He Was

By David Lehman | Thursday September 28, 2023

Brilliant Carnage

By David Lehman | Thursday February 23, 2023

What Hath Gable Got?

By David Lehman | Monday November 28, 2022

The Allure of the Enigmatic

By David Lehman | Thursday August 25, 2022

Famous Last Lines

By David Lehman | Thursday July 21, 2022

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