Rathbones Folio Shortlist, Aspen Summer Words Fellows, and More
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Basia Irland
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“We are all connected. We are not separate from the waters of the world.” In this TEDx Talk, artist and water advocate Basia Irland speaks about her ongoing project Ice Receding/Books Reseeding, which is featured in “The Written Image” in the March/April issue of Poets & Writers Magazine.
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Kingsley and Kate Tufts Poetry Award Winners, Wayne State Managers Reinstated, and More
Matvei Yankelevich calls for political solidarity in publishing; Latinx in Publishing launches new mentorship program; Teddy Wayne shares lessons from years of interviewing; and other stories.
NAACP Image Awards, Anticipating Hilary Mantel, and More
Ohio designates February 18 “Toni Morrison Day”; Lynne Feeley reviews recent retellings of Emily Dickinson; Emma Copley Eisenberg discusses the language of trauma; and other stories.
Craft Capsule: Consulting the Tarot
Emma Copley Eisenberg remembers her introduction to the tarot and shares how the cards became an integral part of her writing process.
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Incarceration Literature for the Future, Voice of a Generation, and More
Longtime editor Hope Dellon has died; poet Victoria Chang shares where she finds inspiration; hundreds gather to remember Knopf leader Sonny Mehta; and other stories.
Los Angeles Times Book Prizes Finalists, Lao American Voices, and More
Marcelo Hernandez Castillo shares how writing a memoir changed his art; Jenn Shapland talks finding her story through Carson McCullers’s; Sally Rooney offers a window into her reading life; and other stories.
Aspen Words Literary Prize Finalists, Book Giveaways for Mental Health, and More
Sarah Crichton to lead Henry Holt as editor in chief; Megan O’Grady considers literary female trios across the ages; Lauren Groff celebrates the work of Lorrie Moore; and other stories.
Writing Within a Community, Choosing the Novel, and More
Clare Beams discusses early sources of inspiration; Matvei Yankelevich continues his series examining the professionalization of the small press world; Kate Knibbs considers recent works of “doomer” literature; and other stories.
Calls to Reinstate Wayne State University Press Managers, American Dirt Controversy Continues, and More
Adrienne Miller traces the literary industry’s longstanding misogyny; Antonio López looks for the roots of U.S. Latinx poetry; literary agent Kiele Raymond offers advice to emerging writers; and other stories.
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