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Katie Holten is collaborating with Western New York cultural organizations Artpark & Company, Talking Leaves...Books, Western New York Book Arts Center, and Hallwalls to present a free tree workshop and launch the publication of

The poet’s debut collection, The Speculations of Country People, reckons with the legacy of Ireland’s mother and baby homes

Articles from the tag: poetry

When Christine Holbert came up with the idea for Get Lit!, Spokane's annual literary festival, she wasn't met with overwhelming support. "It took some major...

At first, Ada Limón wasn’t able to write poetry during the pandemic. And then she wrote a poem called “The Hurting Kind.” From that flowed the rest of her new book of poems under that same name. We talk to Limón, the poet laureate of the United States, before an audience at the Literary Arts space in downtown Portland.

Americans Ocean Vuong, Ada Limón also on the five-title shortlist. The prize is the biggest in the world for poetry. The winner will be announced on June 7 in Toronto.

UCSB Arts & Lectures presents poet Ada Limón, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 25 in Campbell Hall at UCSB. The first woman of Mexican ancestry to be named

April is National Poetry Month, and if there’s one section of the public library that doesn’t get enough attention, it’s the poetry shelves. Seen as aloof, inaccessible, unrelatable …

April is National Poetry Month and the North Olympic Library System is offering several opportunities to celebrate — through Poetry Walks in Olympic National Park, the inauguration of the first Clallam County Poet Laureate, and a virtual book discussion group featuring poetry.

In this new collection from Tin House, Irish artist and editor Katie Holten gathers writing in celebration of the natural world from more than fifty contributor...