Literary City Spotlight: Ithaca Edition
While big cities often seem ideal for writers, due to tons of events and the ability to make connections in the writing industry, smaller cities have their own charm and perks—like hyperlocal literary scenes, tight-knit communities, and plenty of inspiring
Poet Laureate Spotlight: Willie Perdomo
Photo Credit: Poetry Foundation Willie Perdomo, the former Poet Laureate of New York (2021-2023), is a dynamic force in contemporary poetry, blending streetwise vernacular with profound insights on identity, culture, and community. Appointed as New York State Poet Laureate in 2021,
Poetry and Album Pairings: Maggie Rogers Edition
As we enter the last month of Spring, the weather is heating up and so is your reading list. This month’s poetry collections promise much-anticipated follow-ups from leading poets, stand-out releases from new voices, and more. Get ready to dive
Literary City Spotlight: New York City
The most populated city in the United States, New York City stands out as one of the most iconic and widely referenced literary cities. The city was home to writers like Emma Lazarus, Langston Hughes, Frank O’Hara, and others, even