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Dylan Review Vol. 7.1, Spring/Summer 2025 – Contributors

Alessandro Carrera is Moores Professor of Italian Studies and World Cultures and Literatures at the University of Houston, Texas. He has translated the songs and prose of Bob Dylan into Italian, including Chronicles, Volume One and Tarantula, and authored La voce di Bob Dylan.   Britt Eisnor is a writer and researcher. Britt graduated from Emerson College in 2019 […]

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Odetta on Bob Dylan

Odetta on Bob Dylan Interviewed by Griffin Ondaatje and Craig Proctor   Writer and filmmaker Griffin Ondaatje interviewed legendary folksinger Odetta in Toronto on November 18th, 2001 for an unreleased documentary he made with colleague Craig Proctor. The transcript is published in the Dylan Review for the first time, ahead of a future collection of […]

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Thought/Dreams

“Thought/Dreams” By Michael Gray (2025)   “Time brings to his deserted cot No tidings of his after lot; But his weal or woe is still the theme Of my daily thought, and my nightly dream.” Poor Alice is not proud or coy; But her heart is with her minstrel boy.   This is from the […]

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“Don’t They”

“Don’t They” By David Sheftman   The rhymes don’t work They don’t. Don’t they?   The rhythms gone It is? OK.   And here I stand At 83 Etched lines on my face Weak at the knees.   Voice like a jaggedy blade Eyes hiding behind shades Dying a little And some days a lot […]

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THE DYLANISTA – Dylan’s Craft or Sullen Art

The Dylanista “Dylan’s craft or Sullen Art”   Kudos to Timothée Chalamet for creating a Bob Dylan role tremblingly balanced between total immersion and dramatic restraint. Chalamet’s portrayal is memorable as much for the unexpected gentleness of his young Bob as for the familiar saber-toothed ambition.   Let’s not forget, though, that Chalamet is working […]

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Review of And the Nobel Prize in Literature Goes to … Bob Dylan?

Dimitrios P. Naskos. And the Nobel Prize in Literature Goes to … Bob Dylan?. Virginia Beach: Koehler Books. 2024. 221 pp. Reviewed by Thomas G. Palaima, University of Texas Δεν μένει τίποτα ίδιο / Συνήθειες έρχονται πάνε / Μεταβαλλόμενος κόσμος / Εύκολα οι μνήμες ξεχνάνε Nothing stays the same / Customs come and go / […]