Carol Hobbs’ first full-length collection New-Found-Land is now available through Main Street Rag Press in North Carolina. New-found-land spans Hobbs’ early experience in Newfoundland among her family and in the beauty and risk of that place. The poems also delve into emigration and life as both a native returning to the island and as an outsider longing for some crumbling concept of home.
Collection: Doug Holder papers – Archival & Manuscript Collections – University at Buffalo Libraries The collection includes correspondence between Doug Holder and other poets; articles and ephemera including a Somerville … Read more
On September 22nd, Charlotte Mandel received a Lifetime Achievement Award from Brooklyn College, her alma mater.She will be giving a reading to celebrate her new book titled Alive and In … Read more
The Readers:**Hilary Sallick** is the author of a chapbook, Winter Roses, and a full-length collection, Asking the Form, soon to appear from Červená Barva Press. Her poems have appeared recently … Read more
A Leonard Bernstein Festival of the Creative Arts Event TUESDAY APRIL 9, 2019, 1:00 – 7:00PM Brandeis University’s Women’s Studies Research Center 1:30-3:00 p.m. POETRY PANEL: “Writing is Rewriting.” Panelists … Read more
