Becoming Jericho
Read Jericho Brown‘s personal journey: how he endured a violent childhood, got a new name—and a Guggenheim.
Read Jericho Brown‘s personal journey: how he endured a violent childhood, got a new name—and a Guggenheim.
Peter Balakian explains to Newshour’s Jeffrey Brown how poetry helped him cope as he discovered the trauma of his history.
Peter Balakian is awarded Armenia’s 2015 Presidential award for significant contribution to the process of the recognition of the Armenian Genocide.
Christopher Lydon talks to Eileen Myles about the democratic virtue of individualism: in gender and sexuality, politics and aesthetics.
Eileen Myles will receive the Lambda Literary Arts Pioneer Award on June 6th.
NYT Book Review applauds Young‘s Blue Laws, saying “The formal economy of Young’s best work attunes us to the grammar of living and sorrow alike.”
“It’s an odd thing, watching a memoirist grow up on the page,” writes NPR on Augusten Burroughs‘ newest book.
NPR interviews Pulitzer Prize Winning Poet Peter Balakian.
The news is out! In 2017, George Saunders will publish his first full-length novel, Lincoln in the Bardo.
Review in Salon of Josh Fox‘s documentary How to Let Go of the World: “a sprawling chronicle of despair — and hope.”