Email Author Eric Sundermann

2012 Stories by Eric Sundermann

• Symphony of Shadows: Sleep No More?

  published June 13, 2012

  Entering our dreams can be invigorating or terrifying. So frequently, we're unsure whether these dreamscapes are good or evil, joyful or sad,... More >>

• Claire Went to France Wonders (and Wonders) What It's All About

  published May 30, 2012

  Being a twenty-something is a strange time. It's the part of your life where you begin to realize that the world isn't exactly how you... More >>

• Amy Klein's Post–Titus Andronicus Career Begins with Leda

  published May 30, 2012

  The musician, activist, and writer Amy Klein might not have lived in New York City for long, but she has already made quite the... More >>

• Howl! Festival Swoops Into East Village This Weekend

  published May 30, 2012

  Allen Ginsberg's Howl! has inspired generation after generation, having had influence far beyond anything the poet ever imagined during... More >>

• Pico Iyer Delivers Inaugural H. Peter Stern Lecture on Monday, May 21

  published May 16, 2012

  Famed travel writer and essayist Pico Iyer will deliver the inaugural H. Peter Stern Lecture, a series that celebrates the longtime World... More >>

• Evolution: The Whale Inside

  published May 9, 2012

  Things change. We graduate college. We celebrate birthdays. We lose our jobs. We get new jobs. This is the way life happens. Change can be... More >>

• Philip Levine Reads at Congregation Beth Elohim on Thursday, May 10

  published May 9, 2012

  On Thursday, May 10, Philip Levine, the current United States Poet Laureate, reads at Congregation Beth Elohim in Brooklyn, followed by a Q&A with... More >>

• American Jornalero Goes to the Corner

  published May 9, 2012

  It goes without saying that race relations are still a large problem in this country. Race issues are delicate, complicated, and tend to be... More >>

• The Living Theatre Continues Struggle to Keep Its Home

  published May 9, 2012

  The Living Theatre, a staple of the downtown arts scene since 1947, is still looking to the public... More >>