from South Dakota to the Art of Ed Colker: An Interview with Kathleen Norris
Poet Kathleen Norris describes her collaborations with artist Ed Colker, including from South Dakota, a collection featuring his prints and her poems.
Poet Kathleen Norris describes her collaborations with artist Ed Colker, including from South Dakota, a collection featuring his prints and her poems.
Browne talks with Rico Frederick about her book fair project to “build the libraries of the next community activists, political leaders, and educators.”
Nicholas Buffon discusses capturing gay history and New York’s “decayed and changing present” in his exhibition at Poets House, on view through November 30.
Six-week workshop instructor J. Mae Barizo discusses “the power of poetry to cross borders, provoke, instigate, transform the world into a better place” and other topics.
Poets House six-week instructor Bhisham Bherwani discusses classic sonnets, contemporary innovations to the “age-old form,” and his path as a poet.
Poets House six-week workshop instructor Barbara Henning talks about the process of writing poems of commemoration, among other topics.
Poets House six-week workshop instructor Rosebud Ben-Oni talks about writing to get to the next poem, string theory, and more.
Poets House instructor Neil Shepard discusses “the sanctity of the first draft” and other thoughts on the craft and practice of poetry.
Poets House instructor Michael Broder discusses his teaching and influences on his writing, including his background in Ancient Greek and Latin literature.
Taking over the state with feminism, inclusivity, and a punk-rock approach to publishing poetry.