An excerpt from ‘Raza’s Quest for the Intangible’ by Uma Nair in ‘Antima: The Last Art of Raza’, edited by Ashok Vajpeyi.

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Ada Limón’s new book of poems offers a new way to engage with a troubled world. Catch her onstage with beloved author Robin ...

The evocations of Deborah Morenike Yisah in this collection of poems, ‘Under the Orange Sky’, are like the nets of a fisherman that curl around your neck, then suck – grab you – before dragging you to ...

Encinitas therapist Kristen Hornung has self-published her first book of poetry, “Too Jagged to Hold”. The deeply personal ...

Why is there so much celebrity poetry? Since 2014, when Faber scorned the ghost of TS Eliot by printing the American actor ...

I swim up, rapt, to visibility. I whisper my secret only to you, the clue, first word of the organic story. The ancient ...

The Poetry of a Single Late Twenty-Something is a profound collection that delves into the emotional landscape of love, hope, struggles, pain, and acceptance. Hunter Barrow, the author, captures the ...

We highlight and rank the best literary references and book Easter eggs in the Fox animated series The Simpsons, including ...

It’s not quite #MeToo, but a spate of new memoirs is forcing a reckoning on what consent means when your parent is the artist ...

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