Tag: Poetry

I believe that the total chaos we find ourselves in has its roots in ecological collapse. People’s unconscious fears are manifesting themselves in defensiveness, aggression...

J. KEMPER CAMPBELL For the Journal Star “Courtesy of Hamilton and Sargent: A Story of Mystery and Tragedy on the Frontier of the Gilded Age”...

Margarete Quamme | Special to The Columbus Dispatch The Columbus Book Festival is in its second year and bigger than ever, with more than a...

When Lynne Thompson received the news in 2021 that she had been named Los Angeles poet laureate, she wondered if the email was an elaborate...

(Source: Far Out / YouTube still image) Sun., July 7, 2024, 9:00 p.m., United Kingdom Lana Del Rey burst onto the mainstream in 2011 with...

For nearly 90 years, a groundbreaking, unpublished novel by the legendary Black Renaissance author lay quietly in the archives. Margaret Walker is perhaps best known...

Darcie Caswell, Youth Services Coordinator at Central Rappahannock Regional Library The solstice has just passed and we have Independence Day this week. There’s no denying...

Gail Godwin was born in Birmingham in 1937 while her parents were visiting family, but I still refer to her as an Alabama writer. Godwin...

Sejal Akerkar is a poet and writer who graduated from Sammamish High School in Bellevue in 2023. Akerkar self-published a collection of poetry titled “Walking...

The winners of this year’s Boston Globe-Horn Book Award include Do you remember? by Sydney Smith, Remember us by Jacqueline Woodson, The Mona Lisa disappears...