Paul Laurence Dunbar, who wrote during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, is credited as one of the first influential Black poets in America. A graduate of Howard University, he was ...

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 ...

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

ABC's hit comedy show Roseanne did the unthinkable and shook the show's core by highlighting this raw episode that lacked its ...

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Martha Strackland’s ‘A Form Without Its Shape’ is subtitled ‘after Daniil Kharms’. Kharms was an early soviet avant-gardist.

Safe Passage, a Northampton human services agency, publishes third collection of poems and essays by domestic violence survivors.

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