Author Matthew Burgess and Caldecott Medalist Doug Salati spoke with each other via Zoom about their collaboration on 'Words with Wings and Magic Things'—an illustrated poetry collection in the spirit ...

Announcing the 18th annual April Poem-A-Day Challenge on Writer's Digest. Here are the guidelines for this fun annual poeming ...

Margaret McCarthy describes “In the Becoming” as a “full circle moment.” The volume subtitled “Poems on the Deirdre Story” ...

The University of Memphis' Asian American Association gave students an opportunity to unlock their creativity with their spin ...

From classics to modern masterpieces, these great poetry books—recommended by poets themselves—belong on your bookshelf The ...

Indiana author Rebecca Kai Dotlich writes about how a childhood spent collecting lyrics and words sparked her love of poetry.

Each month, many funny videos are posted to every corner of the internet — from the platform formerly known as Twitter, Instagram, Vimeo, TikTok, and sometimes other weird places we’ll have ...

I had just won the Kulupi Press Sense of Place Award that published my first poetry chapbook, Folsom Lockdown, poems about ...

"Who are you trying to strangle? And what god are you serving?" Hertgen wrote in one poem published to Facebook in September 2024. "I can see the knives sharpening. I can hear the arrows whizzing.

Harry also puts food in his mouth, chews it, and swallows. It’s so much fun spending hours gathering the ninety-seven things I’ll need for the day and then layering all of them on my body.

From the earliest days of cinema, comedy has been one of the most dominant genres. In the silent era, stars like Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin brought laughs to audiences worldwide, while ...

A poetry reading in Dubuque has been rescheduled due to recent winter weather. The Archway Reading and Lecture Series is hosting author Nicholas Gulig, who will read poetry at the event. Gulig's ...