ArtsHub5d
Book review: I Ate The Whole World To Find You, Rachel Ang
I Ate the Whole World to Find You' by Rachel Ang is a graphic book of stories that touch on the surreal nature of life.
The Sudbury Star4d
In leaner times, Sudbury's arts and cultural sector learning to adapt
When STC and YES Theatre amalgamated in November 2023, Costantini, the leader of the new entity, sought to deliver ...
City Dreams Of Sky-Rises As Defiance Grows In The Shadows Cast Below
Chants of "Enough is Enough!" fill the streets as a community organizes to rein in a building boom they say hasn't lived up ...
In These Poems Life Is a Party, Complete With Designer Drugs
Although his approach departs somewhat from Rilke’s — the speaker in these poems may not always love the questions quite as ...
Boise State Public Radio4d
Meet (and listen to) the Idaho Poetry Out Loud champion
Emma Eldred is the 2025 Idaho champion in the Poetry Out Loud competition. Rebecca Martin is education director at the Idaho ...
Teton Valley News5d
Middle schoolers face off in epic poetry slam
Teton Middle School hosted the first school-wide poetry slam last week as 48 students went face to face on stage to determine ...
GBH1d
Poet Tiana Clark pairs gut-wrenching imagery with accessible language in ‘Scorched Earth’
Boston-based poet Tiana Clark hopes to show her courage and confidence with her award-winning poems. In her new book, ...
Tying 'Invisible Strings,' author brings together 113 poets to write about Taylor Swift
Kristie Frederick Daugherty is celebrating National Poetry Month in April by partnering with Swift Alert to connect Swifties to poetry.
Fox News3d
Sports podcaster slams Democrats' lack of connections to male-heavy UFC, MMA community
MMA podcaster and combat sports analyst Luke Thomas told CNN reporter Audie Cornish on Wednesday that Democrats have no serious presence in the fighting community and have ceded their position to ...