Monthly Archives: March 2016

Ted Mathys in the Stacks: On Cyclones and Call Outs

Posted on March 30, 2016 by

Central Library’s poet-in-residence Ted Mathys reports from Special Collections, where he is exploring the William Marion Reedy Archive. This is the second in a series. In the Stacks is a collaboration between the St. Louis Public Library and Coffee House … Continue reading →

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Ted Mathys in the Stacks: Hall of Mirrors

Posted on March 23, 2016 by

Central Library’s poet-in-residence Ted Mathys reports from Special Collections, where he is exploring the William Marion Reedy Archive. This is the first in a series. In the Stacks is a collaboration between the St. Louis Public Library and Coffee House … Continue reading →

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Gazing into Reedy’s Mirror with Ted Mathys

Posted on March 10, 2016 by

Public libraries are places where strange and idiosyncratic projects can be undertaken. The projects go on every day here at Central Library — epic screenplays, syntheses of Marvel Comics and ancient mythology, wild theories on the nature of space-time, you … Continue reading →

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