Gay love is meant to be celebrated and expressed. And nobody did it better than these iconic gay poets throughout history.

Born Patrick Joseph O'Connor near the Falls Road in west Belfast, he moved to New York in 1929 when he was five. They settled in Hell's Kitchen, a neighbourhood troubled by social problems and gang ...

The book carries new work as well as selected poems from eight previous collections, and avant-garde pieces, such as a ...

The celebrations started with the planting of a tree by director professor Mukul Sharad Sutaone on the lawn of the Lecture Theatre, marking the official start of the day.

Marginality, mass death—these are just a few of the reasons why the oeuvre of Essex Hemphill, who died of the virus in 1995, has only been available, until now, in snatches. Hemphill does remain quite ...

Grace Hartigan began her art career free of the past. She had no technical training, education in art history, or particular ...

The title “poet laureate” implies somebody who speaks for the nation. However, if the poet laureate is truly peer-selected, ...

Abai is hardly neglected in Kazakh life. His monument is inside us, passed down through the generations. It is in the phrases ...

Our list goes back to Ancient Greece, Vaudeville, and Old Hollywood, and features some of today's hottest stars.

Ravi Rohmetra About two years ago, Jammu lost a noted author, the first modern woman poet of the Dogri Language, legendary ...

Ed Sanders celebrates 60 years of the Fugs—radical poetry, protest, and proto-punk—with a pair of Woodstock concerts and a ...

Edna St. Vincent Millay moved upstate 100 years ago. A centennial celebration will showcase her life in the Hudson Valley.