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Although Ireland past and present looms large in Eavan Boland's latest book, In a Time of Violence, she says she is moved by the story of American poetry.
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Although Ireland past and present looms large in Eavan Boland's latest book, In a Time of Violence, she says she is moved by the story of American poetry.
The first black writer to win a Pulitzer Prize visits northeast Nebraska.
Tensions may be easing between English-language writers and French Canadian literary stars.
In rural Oregon, Robert McDowell views his small press as if readers, authors, and staff were an ever-growing family.
Although Ireland past and present looms large in Eavan Boland's latest book, In a Time of Violence, she says she is moved by the story of American poetry.
When his manuscript is rejected for the final time, novelist can't quite pronounce it dead.
Although Es'Kia Mphahlele is known as an elder statesman of black South African literature, there was a time when he lived in exile and his works were banned.
The Small Press Reference Center in New York City has opened a new collection of reference books and periodicals for writers and publishers.
Baylor University in Waco, Texas, has received approximately $250,000 to support the development of an annual Beall Poetry Festival.
Former New Yorker editor Jane Dienstfrey introduces Select Fiction, a bimonthly newsletter that in each issue contains ten or more brief reviews of currently available books of literary merit that have not made it to one of the...
A survey conducted last April by the Princeton Survey Research Associates on behalf of the Author's League Fund concludes "most established authors cannot make ends meet by their writing income alone."
A directory of U.S. and Canadian literary centers.