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If still life is a background of lustrous dark space against which shines life, Mark Doty uses this composition to show how memory illuminates certain people and objects while allowing others to reced

The US writer and psychotherapist on helping her husband to die and finding the humour in writing about it – and why she’s now spending more time with waves and sunsets

Ada Limón of Lexington wants to connect through her writing, her podcast and her post as the U.S. Poet Laureate

Robert Whitcomb's weekly examination of everything that is important. Only Whitcomb offers such a collection of insights on the global and local issues that matter.

By Millicent Borges Accardi A Luso American with roots in Asia, physician and poet Peter Pereira is a primary care doctor located in Seattle, Washington,

American composer with a genius for dramatic characterisation who won the Pulitzer prize in 1976

The gay writer discusses his work in novel, poetry and children’s books, and his part in the Chicago literary community.

The gay writer discusses his work in novel, poetry and children’s books, and his part in the Chicago literary community.

In the Dear John letter Daddy left for Mother and me, on a Saturday afternoon in early June 1996, on the inlaid Florentine table in the front entry of our ho...

The Griffin Poetry Prize announced today that it has combined its existing Canadian and international awards into a single $130,000 prize. The new annual prize represents the world’s largest international prize for a single book of poetry written in, or translated into English.