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The late writer believed that womanhood should confer outlaw status.

The Academy of American Poets Announces Programs for National Poetry Month, the Largest Literary Celebration in the World - New York, NY (March 31,...

NATALIE IBU has told the Voice she is ‘immensely excited’ to announce the venues hosting of The European premiere of Claudia Rankine's first published play, The White Card.

Kweku Abimbola - Born in the Gambia in 1997, Kweku Abimbola earned his MFA in poetry from the University of Michigan’s Helen Zell Writers’ Program. He is of Gambian, Ghanaian, and Sierra Leonean descent.

Melissa Febos, associate professor in the Nonfiction Writing Program, was named winner of the 2021 National Book Critics Circle Award for Criticism for Girlhood, a collection of essays about the values that shape girls and the women they become.

Rebecca Donner's book, All The Frequent Troubles of Our Days, is about the author's great-great aunt Mildred Harnack-Fish, who gave her life to resisting Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party.

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One of Minnesota’s creative beacons, the Anderson Center at Tower View in Red Wing, will honor author Kao Kalia Yang with the 2022 A.P. Anderson Award for her significant contributions

Tom Sleigh is the author of eleven books of poetry, including his most recent, "The King's Touch", available from Graywolf Press in February 2022.

In this encore broadcast of a March 2021 conversation, host Lauren Korn and poet-essayist Paisley Rekdal, author of ‘Appropriate: A Provocation,’ dive into the nuances of cultural appropriation in literature. What is the difference between depicting a character unlike one’s self and appropriating their culture and identity? What is the difference between one’s politics and one’s ethics?