When the Music Stopped: Remembering Reuben Jackson
“He was jazz,” says author Kwame Alexander of poet and jazz scholar Reuben Jackson, who died on Feb. 16. He leaves behind a legacy.
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“He was jazz,” says author Kwame Alexander of poet and jazz scholar Reuben Jackson, who died on Feb. 16. He leaves behind a legacy.
Barrelhouse Presents,” the beloved DC-area reading series run by Barrelhouse magazine and small press will return to live presenting on October 29th with a reading featuring Hannah Greico, Courtney LeBlanc, Alexa Patrick, and Simon Shieh. Hosted by Dan Brady, Barrelhouse’s longtime poetry editor, the series ran monthly from 2008-2018 and featured a mix of new
Michael Dirda's list of almost-overlooked books: "The History of the Hobbit," "Life at Play" and a trove of Proust manuscripts are among them.
The mere opening of an envelope changed the life of Washington College graduating senior Elyie Sasajima last Friday night.
Eylie Sasajima ’23 earned the prestigious honor with a portfolio of poems, academic work and creative non-fiction.