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Ada Limón, the first Latina poet laureate, tells author Carmen Maria Machado about how the power of words can help us navigate this time of crisis.

Jason Magabo Perez's work as a writer and teacher has prepared him for what he wants to accomplish in the role: finding voices and offering people the tools to tell their own stories.

U.S. Poet Laureate Ada Limón will share her work in a reading that’s free and open to the public on Saturday, Feb. 11, at Emory University.

The 92NY Unterberg Poetry Center’s 84th season will continue with a Winter/Spring lineup featuring beloved playwrights and actors, critically-acclaimed novelists and poets. See details about the lineup and more.

Williams succeeds Steve Drummond, who had served as EP of "Code Switch" since 2017.

H.C. McEntire seeks salvation on Every Acre, but these songs suggest it can be found in how one approaches the world rather than in some supernatural entity.

Novels that wrestled with the pandemic, defiant LGBTQ nonfiction and more are the highlights of 2022

This hasn't been a great year for librarians. Across the nation, a flurry of politically motivated challenges to books — especially children's books focused on...

NEW YORK (AP) — USA Today's weekly chart of top-selling books is on indefinite hiatus after the newspaper's parent company, Gannett, laid off the editor in charge of compiling the list that's closely followed in the publishing industry.

“I want to help people think about all the different ways there are to live and to try to keep living.”