Washington Post
Review of Elizabeth Acevedo’s With The Fire On High a story to reconsider stereotypes with an indelible teen heroine.
Review of Elizabeth Acevedo’s With The Fire On High a story to reconsider stereotypes with an indelible teen heroine.
A new poem from Vijay Seshadri: “I wanted to wallow like a water buffalo in the cool,/sagacious mud of my past.”
Review of Elizabeth Acevedo’s latest YA novel With The Fire On High: “A Story Of Joy.”
USPL Tracy K. Smith awarded 2019 Harvard Arts Medal: “to be recognized as belonging to this place means the world to me.”
Interview with Deborah Landau: the fear of annihilation extends beyond the self to a planet on which we’re all soft targets.
Review of Carolyn Forche’s What You Have Heard is True: “a poet’s-eye view of war in El Salvador.”
Congratulations to Elizabeth Acevedo winner of the 2019 Indie Choice Book Award for her Young Adult novel The Poet X.
Congratulations to Marilyn Nelson and Terrance Hayes two of the Poetry Foundation’s 2019 Pegasus Award winners!
Congratulations to Geffrey Davis on the release of his second collection Night Angler!
Happy Publication Day to Deborah Landau and her most recent collection Soft Targets from Copper Canyon Press!