Book Review: Debut poetry collection ‘Scream/Queen’ views trans identity through horror
CD Esklison’s debut poetry collection examines the connection between the horror genre and the LGBTQ+ community.
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Watsonville Public Library to host Latino poetry anthology reading
In honor of April being National Poetry Month, the Watsonville Public Library will be hosting a reading and panel discussion ...
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Duluth Failed Poets Society publishes first-year anthology
That's because the upper room is the meeting place of the Duluth Failed Poets Society from 6-8 p.m. Mondays. If you didn't ...
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A celebration of Arsenal through poetry
In celebration of World Poetry Day, a remarkable group of poets gathered at the Arsenal Hub to mark the publication of ...
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Debut poetry collection ‘Scream/Queen’ views trans identity through horror
The LGBTQ+ community has a long, sometimes fraught relationship with the horror genre; there’s a kinship in the Othering, in ...
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Kaveh Akbar and Tommy Orange: Wandering writers talk poetry, art and frozen mango
The two writers, currently on a joint book tour through the Bay Area, sat down with The Daily Californian in San Francisco’s ...
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Shaftsbury couple compiles 'Love Is For All Of Us', a poetry collection of tenderness and belonging
One could call it a celebration of love at an especially difficult time. Shaftsbury writers Brad Peacock and James Crews, ...
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BMCA hosts an unforgettable evening of poetry
Mildred Barya is a Ugandan poet and fiction writer who has authored three poetry books: "Give Me Room to Move My Feet," "The ...
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Emerging writer publishes Tshivenda poetry
It’s up to us to record our words and idioms in books and poetry,” she explained. Her anthology encourages readers to take their talents seriously and contribute meaningfully to society.