How Ariel Changed the Face of “Femininity” and Free Verse
Sylvia Plath’s raw, frank, and visceral use of free verse also give her poems a depth of feeling matched by few others.
When We Write For We: Maya Angelou and The Civil Rights Movement
Though Maya Angelou’s work spans past The Civil Rights Movement, her poetry has always been revolutionary, especially her famous poem, “Caged Bird”, in which she explores the liberation of black people from slavery.
New Poet Series: Leroy Bean discusses poetry, the black experience, and life as an artist
My audience is not afraid of the truth, and they have faith in the power of healing.
Underground Series: Dayton Poetry Slam
As an artist, finding a home where your artistry can live and breathe is a task only rivaled by finding your voice as a creative. For me, working as a creative has less to do with being an artist, and
An Interview with Alison Malee
Poet and performer Alison Malee captures the past, present, and future with a truthful yet delicate touch. The author of Shifting Bone (2016) and The Day is Ready for You (2018) is now on her third book of poetry, titled
