Walt Whitman

News About Walt Whitman

A.I.-Generated Poems Outshine Those Authored by Humans: Study

GPT-generated poems in the style of Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson are rated more favorably than originals by some readers.

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

A Sherlock Holmes Manuscript Could Realize $1.2M at Sotheby’s

The auction house is selling Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's original manuscript of 'The Sign of Four.'

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

Reconsidering Walt Whitman: A Time-Honored American Tradition

A new exhibition at the Morgan Library and Museum looks beyond the 'happy wanderer' persona of Walt Whitman.

By RM Vaughan

War Is Hellish in BAM’s ‘Crossing’; Uptown, Angel Blue Soars

By James Jorden

Slow Dakota Enlists Columbia Professors for an ‘Unprecedented’ Album

By Justin Joffe

Trump and the ‘Second American Revolution’

By Bernie Quigley

Lower Manhattan & Brooklyn: An Enduring Partnership

By Jessica Lappin and Tucker Reed

Bill Murray Joins Poets House’s Annual Walk Across The Brooklyn Bridge

By Justin Joffe

$70,000 Worth of Marijuana Shipped to Nonexistent St. Martin’s Press Employee

By Kat Stoeffel

Literary Brooklyn’s Self-Reflective Gathering

By Rosanna Boscawen

One-Fourth of the Concrete Jungle Is Covered by Backyards

By Matt Chaban

Our Critic's Tip Sheet on Current Reading: Oscar and Walt Scratch Each Other's Backs; Pep Pills; Lisbon Flattened!

By Adam Begley

The Finale: Spitzer’s Speech

By Observer Staff

Three Thrilling Tales, One Gorgeous Arc

By David Thomson

Mauro of Manhattan

By NYO Staff

Friendly, Spreading Influence: Sweet Links in a Lonely Life

By Blake Bailey

Randy Poets Glorify Gotham, They Sing of Urban Liberation

By Adam Kirsch

Great Eakins Exhibit Finally Shows Up-With Nude Swimmers!

By Hilton Kramer