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The Hal Lindsey Effect: Bob Dylan’s Christian Eschatology ARTICLE BY Jeffrey Lamp, Oral Roberts University Abstract: In the thought of popular Christian personality Hal Lindsey, Bob Dylan found a theological construct that would inform his own Christian experience in three significant ways. First, Lindsey’s popular eschatological teaching informed Dylan’s own understanding of the end times, […]
Are You Ready?. Copyright © 1980 by Special Rider Music. All rights reserved. Ballad in Plain D. Copyright © 1964 by Warner Bros. Inc.; renewed 1992 by SpecialRider Music. All rights reserved. Beyond the Horizon. Copyright © 2006 by Special Rider Music. All rights reserved. Black Diamond Bay. Copyright © 1975 by Ram’s Horn Music; […]
John Bauldie, The Chameleon Poet. Route Publishing, 2021. Michael Gray, Outtakes on Bob Dylan. Route Publishing, 2021. Graley Herren, Dreams and Dialogues in Dylan’s “Time Out of Mind.” Anthem Press, 2021. Clinton Heylin, The Double Life of Bob Dylan: A Restless, Hungry Feeling, vol. 1 1941-1966. Little, Brown and Company, 2021. Bob Dylan and the […]
Alessandro Carrera is Moores Professor of Italian Studies and World Cultures and Literatures at the University of Houston, Texas. He has published extensively in the fields of Continental Philosophy, Italian and Comparative Literature, Art, Cinema, and Music (classical and popular). He is the author of La voce di Bob Dylan (Milan: Feltrinelli, 2001, 2011, 2021) and three […]
SUBMITTED BY Spencer Leigh, 12 April 2021 I thank Quentin Miller for reviewing my book, Bob Dylan: Outlaw Blues so thoroughly and the Dylan Review for publishing that review. Naturally, I would like to make a few comments, as Miller’s review raises several issues. The book was never intended to be academic but that is […]
SONG CORNER BY Sarah Gates, St. Lawrence University “The Truth Just Twists”: Psychedelic Irony in “The Gates of Eden” “The Gates of Eden” must be one of Bob Dylan’s more opaque songs, since there is so little commentary on it, and that little only addresses the lyrics—and not all of those. For example, Michael Gray […]
Bob Dylan and Wallace Stevens in Conversation ARTICLE BY Jim Salvucci, Independent Scholar Abstract: Bob Dylan’s “Key West (Philosopher Pirate)” and Wallace Stevens’ “Of Mere Being,” both composed in their authors’ septuagenarian years, engage in an intertextual conversation about the end of life. That both are evidently set in Florida as they contemplate the distant […]
POEM BY Jacqueline Osherow, University of Utah One chord of a harmonica can take me back, or a name — Johanna, Mr. Jones — to that Eden of stretched-out afternoons on the living room carpet, an open math book neglected at my elbow, index cards untouched beside it in a fallow stack. I’m halfway […]
The film actress Kay Francis, reputedly the highest paid female star at Warner Bros. in the 1930s, once told an interviewer, “I can’t wait to be forgotten.” She has all but gotten her wish, since few can imagine Kay Francis was more of a box office draw than Bette Davis until 1938 (the year of […]
Jim Curtis. Decoding Dylan: Making Sense of the Songs That Changed Modern Culture. North Carolina: McFarland, 2019. 177 pp. REVIEW BY John H. Serembus, Widener University Whenever I read a review of a book I may be interested in, I like to know something about the reviewer so that I can put the review into […]
