Dante Alighieri died 703 years ago today. Check out Michele Ulisse Lipparini's review of Bob Dylan in Hell: Songs in Dialogue with Dante – part I, link in bio

Before you catch Bob Dylan on the latest leg of the Outlaw Tour, be sure to read Anne Margaret Daniel's reports from the Rough and Rowdy Road: The Autumn Tour, link in bio

Five years ago today, Bob Dylan hosted a two-hour special on Theme Time Radio Hour, called "Whiskey" - read Michael Hacker's review, link in bio

"We’re told “don’t judge a book by its cover,” but that’s where we start, it’s where meaning begins." Take a look at Freddy Cristóbal Dominguez's review of My Greenwich Village: Dave, Bob, and Me, link in bio

Looking for an autumn read? Check out Christopher Rollason's review of Outtakes On Bob Dylan: Selected Writings 1967-2021, link in bio

Happy birthday to master poet Wallace Stevens! In honor of his 145th birthday, read Jim Salvucci's Bob Dylan and Wallace Stevens in Conversation from our Summer 2021 issue, link in bio.

Chronicles, Volume 1 was released 21 years ago today. Reflect on it with Young Goodman Dylan: Chronicles at the Crossroads by Graley Herren, from our Summer 2020 issue, link in bio.

Read Christine Hand Jones's review of Standing in the Doorway and Blonde on the Tracks from Vol 3.2. What's your favorite cover of a Bob Dylan song?

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On this day in 2016, it was announced that Bob Dylan was the recipient of the Nobel Prize in Literature. Read Anne-Marie Mai's essay "Bob Dylan as a Challenge to Literary Studies", link in bio.

Check out David Bond's poem Some Other Kind of Place from Vol 4.1, link in bio.

Looking for more Dylan books? Check out this interview with Ray Padgett, author of Pledging My Time, from Vol. 5.2, link in bio.

Take a look at John H. Serembus's review of Decoding Dylan from our Summer 2021 edition, link in bio.

"To read backwards into the mythology of the sixties is to be confronted with conflict." Read Aaron J. Leonard's review of 'Whole World in an Uproar: Music, Rebellion, and Repression 1955-1972' from Vol. 5.1, link in bio.

On this day seven years ago, The Bootleg Series Vol. 14: More Blood, More Tracks was released. Read Jonathan Hodger's review, link in bio.

"The notion of misogyny and strongly gendered narratives in Dylan’s work may not be news, but it is necessary and meaningful territory and a timely step toward modernizing Dylan criticism." Read Patrick Webster's review of 'A Wanderer by Trade: Gender in the Songs of Bob Dylan'

Read Nora Bonner's review of Cat Power Sings Bob Dylan, released two years ago today, link in bio.

"He’s a kid from Somethingsville, Minnesota, a place where the wind hits heavy on the borderline, where the rivers freeze and the summers end way too soon." Read Tommy Shea's review of the novel "Songs from a Voice" from our Winter 2020 issue, link in bio.

"And you’re “left looking just like a ghost.” Read Thomas G. Palaima's poem Don’t Look Now: Reading Aloud to Ghosts, from Vol. 3.2, link in bio.

Today would have been Suze Rotolo's 82nd birthday. Check out Neil Corcoran's article Beacon and Black Hole: Suze Rotolo, Bob Dylan and Two Songs of Parting, from Vol. 1.2, link in bio.