Katsimbras’ debut poetry collection, The Wonder Years, details his harrowing, lonely, beautiful childhood in Washoe Valley.
Atlanta author and bookseller Katie Mitchell likes to tell an identity-defining story about her childhood that often pleasantly shocks listeners.
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Slavery? Not yet dead, but still very much with us - SoyinkaBy Nehru OdehNobel Laureate Professor Wole Soyinka has said slavery is not yet dead but rife on the African continent. Soyinka made this assertion on Saturday 21 March at the 6th edition of the World ...
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Poetry, tool for peace, unity — SFHDr Omokhudu Idogha says poetry is an instrument of change that must be taken seriously for a better society.Idogha said this on Saturday in Jalingo, when he joined secondary school students to ...
On Jan. 20, 2021, two weeks after the horrific attack on our Capitol by some of our fellow Americans, President Joe Biden was ...
Sam Mugumya captures the vanity of power in its ephemeral element. Mugumya is an ex-political prisoner who braved eight years ...
Share… EKSU VC, ANA, others laud contributions of renowned poet to literary act The setting was colourful, and inviting, ...
Aunt Jennifer’s Tigers,” by Adrienne Rich, is a blazing portrait of an artist and her work. Our critic A.O. Scott admires its ...
The poet and activist talks about the precarity that trans, queer, and Afrodescendent people in Cuba face today, and the life ...
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