Some words about Ethan Gilsdorf:

The Boston Globe says:
"Ethan Gilsdorf ... brings a bit of international cachet as well as a lively, engaging reading style ... he is known for an eloquent yet accessible fusion of the natural world and urban culture."

The Bostonist.com says:
"adorably amusing"

The Somerville News says:
"[Gilsdorf] captivated the audience with his passionate, inflective reading"

Todd Swift, poet, author of "Cafe Alibi", and editor of "SHORT FUSE: The Global Anthology of New Fusion Poetry," says:
"Ethan Gilsdorf strikes me as a poetic Henry James for the 21st century, the cosmopolitan American in Europe, casting a cold eye on the old and new worlds, and delivering an elegant retort to any suggestion that lyricism and wit cannot lie in the same bed. He is one of the best of a new generation of poets emerging now, and should be read."

Ethan Gilsdorf in the news:

>An interview with a former student 

>Quoted in an article in the Boston Globe about Dungeons & Dragons

>Quoted in The University Daily Kansan: "See the World... One Couch at a Time: CouchSurfers explain why staying with strangers is the best way to travel, Thursday, March 8, 2007 

>Boston Herald talks about Grub Street's Young Adult Writers Program

>Boston Globe: "Portrait of the Young Bards" -- on the Young Adult Writers Program