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.

Of Ciphers—In the Brain

By David Lehman | Tuesday November 18, 2014

Finish What Dickinson Started

By David Lehman | Tuesday November 11, 2014

Tara’s Theme

By David Lehman | Tuesday November 4, 2014

The Shortest Story Ever Told

By David Lehman | Tuesday October 28, 2014

The Couplet

By David Lehman | Tuesday October 14, 2014

The Way of All Whim

By David Lehman | Tuesday October 7, 2014

Diss All Cumbrances

By David Lehman | Tuesday September 30, 2014

Let’s Be Misunderstood

By David Lehman | Tuesday September 23, 2014

A Whim of Irony

By David Lehman | Tuesday September 16, 2014

“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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