by Daniela Gioseffi We sit at Alicia Suskin Ostriker’s dining table, with China teacups before us, in her tastefully arrayed New York City apartment. There are paintings, perhaps some of her own, on the walls. In addition to being an acclaimed poet and scholar, she’s also a visual artist who has written about painters from … Continue reading Feminism, Spirituality and Changing Mores: An Interview with Alicia Suskin Ostriker