We are now well into 2025, and our latest column features several books that will likely rank among the year’s finest and ...

When you’re happy with your composition, you may want to submit it for display in our children’s area. Just bring the form and your entry back to the front desk. It will join the more than a dozen ...

In four new collections, a frank look at disability, a celebration of domestic life (and dogs), a gathering of hushed moments ...

Kevin Killian’s Selected Amazon Reviews is a tender-hearted look at the art and pathos of consumerism.

Author Bonnie Tsui's exploration of muscles includes anatomical facts, first-person experiences, and thought-provoking ...

Aamir Aziz alleged that his poem had been renamed and re-contextualised in the gallery, making it appear as if it were Anita ...

Springfield poet Dottie Joslyn writes about using poetry to help unlock emotions people might have difficulty discussing otherwise.

It is said the more nicknames you have for a loved one, the more affection you have for them. I suppose this is why those pet names, (from sweetheart to ...

W. J. Lofton’s captivating and lyrical new poetry collection, boy maybe, encompasses his Southern upbringing as well as his experiences with being Black and queer. The Chicago-born, Alabama-raised ...

Atlanta is home to some of the most accomplished and celebrated poets in the country. To celebrate National Poetry Month, we’ve rounded up 13 collections by Atlanta poets.

He’s a perceptive reader, and he has a knack for writing about poems in ways that lend shape and even excitement to the act of reading and thinking about them. He’s also comfortable ignoring some of ...

The author of Curandera, which has been longlisted for the 2025 Ondaatje Prize, on Nigerian folklore, writing about women of ...