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Portland, Oregon is known for its lush greenery, vibrant arts scene, and rich literary culture. With its coffeehouses, indie bookstores, and thriving community of writers, this Pacific Northwest gem has…

While big cities often seem ideal for writers, due to tons of events and the ability to make connections in the writing industry, smaller cities have their own charm and…

Picture yourself strolling down the cobbled streets of Paris, with the Eiffel Tower looming majestically in the distance and the aroma of freshly baked croissants wafting through the air. It’s…

Looking for lush foliage, old architecture, and bustling bars where beautiful, uncontainable music wafts into the street? You’ll find all of that and more in New Orleans, Louisiana’s most populous…

As the capital of Ireland and the country’s largest city, Dublin plays a towering role in the history and legacy of Irish writing. Characterized by its historic castles, bustling streets,…

The city of Los Angeles itself has become almost as much of a prevailing and influential character as the protagonists of the works set there. The sprawling and sunny city…

The most populated city in the United States, New York City stands out as one of the most iconic and widely referenced literary cities. The city was home to writers…

Mexico City is both the most populated and oldest capital city in North America, a rare combination that makes it feel both bustling and quaint. As a renowned economic and…

October is Italian Heritage Month, and here at Read Poetry we’re celebrating with a literary journey through Florence, one of Italy’s most magical and populated cities. Many historians consider Florence…