Writer Who Made History With Her Translation of ‘The Odyssey’ Moving on to Another Epic Tale Cammy Pedroja Cammy Pedroja Sep 29, 2023
Hachette Book Group Chooses To Publish AI-Generated Poetry Book While Human Writers Struggle Rachel Ulatowski Rachel Ulatowski Jul 19, 2023
Celebrating Women’s History With Sappho (and Her Sapphic Poems) Madeline Carpou Madeline Carpou Mar 8, 2023
8+ Beautiful, Contemporary Novels Written in Verse That Make Poetry Accessible Before you write off all poetry, check these stories out. Alyssa Shotwell Alyssa Shotwell Mar 21, 2022
What is Blackout Poetry and How is It Made? All you need is a Sharpie! Julia Glassman Julia Glassman Feb 21, 2022
Let’s Talk About the Superior Wordsworth Sibling—Dorothy Princess Weekes Princess Weekes Apr 28, 2020
Exclusive: Walt Whitman’s Unpublished Same-Sex Love Poems Arrive in Stunning New Book Live Oak, with Moss Kaila Hale-Stern Kaila Hale-Stern Apr 1, 2019
Today’s Google Doodle Honors the Haunting Works of Jewish Poet Nelly Sachs Charline Jao Charline Jao Dec 10, 2018
Things We Saw Today: Plagiarism Is Bad. Getting Words You Plagiarized Tattooed on Your Body Is Next-Level Terrible Idea Vivian Kane Vivian Kane Dec 4, 2018
Black History Month 2018: The Universal Poet, June Jordan Princess Weekes Princess Weekes Feb 7, 2018
Dark J.R.R. Tolkien Poem About a Magical, Malevolent Woman to Be Republished She "span dark spells with spider-craft, / and as she span she softly laughed." Carolyn Cox Carolyn Cox Jul 15, 2016
Hollywood’s Looking to Whitewash a Muslim Poet for Historical Biopic Jessica Lachenal Jessica Lachenal Jun 7, 2016
