Rachel Hadas

Rachel Hadas is Board of Governors Professor of English at Rutgers University–Newark. She is the author of Poems for Camilla, as well as new verse translations of Euripides's two Iphigenia plays, among other works.

Elizabeth Bishop and Louise Crane

Questions of Inspiration

Should we try to see the poet in her poetry?

By Rachel Hadas | Monday December 2, 2019

One April Day

A death, a book, an art show, and a promise of magnolia blossoms

By Rachel Hadas | Monday June 4, 2018

Waiting With Kipling

Kim, the Stoics, and the voices from my past

By Rachel Hadas | Monday December 5, 2016

Anything Goes

Prose for the people

By Rachel Hadas | Monday September 8, 2014

To Feel and Keep the Eyes Open

By Rachel Hadas | Monday March 24, 2014

Self-Portrait

By Rachel Hadas | Monday June 10, 2013

The Study

By Rachel Hadas | Tuesday December 1, 2009

The Long Hall

By Rachel Hadas | Tuesday February 24, 2009
Elizabeth Bishop and Louise Crane

Questions of Inspiration

By Rachel Hadas | Monday December 2, 2019

One April Day

By Rachel Hadas | Monday June 4, 2018

Waiting With Kipling

By Rachel Hadas | Monday December 5, 2016

Anything Goes

By Rachel Hadas | Monday September 8, 2014

To Feel and Keep the Eyes Open

By Rachel Hadas | Monday March 24, 2014

Self-Portrait

By Rachel Hadas | Monday June 10, 2013

The Study

By Rachel Hadas | Tuesday December 1, 2009

The Long Hall

By Rachel Hadas | Tuesday February 24, 2009

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