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The light beamed down on Terrance Hayes on Saturday afternoon as he stood center stage in the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh’s lecture hall. The award-winning poet and South Carolina native read several poems from his selections “So to Speak,” “American Sonnet for My Past and Future Assassin” and others, as

The sonnet is a form of creative confinement in Bradley Peters’ debut collection of poetry, Sonnets from a Cell.

"Watch Your Language: Visual and Literary Reflections on a Century of American Poetry"

By Nina Baker bakernin@grinnell.edu “Why are you bugging me you stank minuscule husk / Of musk, muster & deliberation crawling over reasons / And possession I have & have not touched? / Should I fail in my insecticide, I pray for a black boy / Who lifts you to the flame with bedeviled tweezers /...

When we asked Terrance Hayes to make a playlist for you, our readers, he wrote us a poem.

Ubisoft is coy about the sections

Enjoy this selection of short and captivating books in a variety of genres and can be devoured in one sitting or in bite-sized moments.

The first UK collection for the late American poet introduces British readers to a thrilling, sardonic voice

Salt Lake Education Association issues rallying cry, 'Let Teachers Teach,' in advance of next week's rally at the Utah Capitol. Sema Hadithi's Robert Burch on a bill to recognize Juneteenth in Utah. Musician, social worker Jim Bone share...