The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 3月31日 06時34分

For the poet Bill Knott, publication—and the page itself—was a constant source of conflict. He resented publishers, assumed the worst in readers, and thrived in the era of the flame wars. Yet his work remains a delight. Click the link in our bio to read about Knott’s anti-career of guerrilla mischief. Illustration by @riccardovecchio70.

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