As National Poetry Month concludes, we are sharing one more In the Mood for Poetry reading list, this time, on the theme of wonder. Poetry, at its best, is a kind of encounter. As these poets meet the world with openness and receptivity, it begins to unfold in all its many qualities. The following collections […]
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This National Poetry Month, we encourage you to judge a book by its cover.
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It’s hard to look within ourselves, with or without an endoscope or years of therapy. (Having both isn’t a guarantee.)
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Our author reading series continues with Bahar Orang, who reads from her debut collection, Where Things Touch: A Meditation on Beauty, in the following video.
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