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In “Everything Is Now,” J. Hoberman recreates the theater, film and music scenes that helped fuel the cultural storm of the ...

With words that pulse with vulnerability, sensuality, retrospection, and joy, a gifted collective of Black queer poets are ...

Lally MacBeth’s attempt to chronicle of-the-people culture in detail is a treasure trove of both British folk memory and new ...

In “Hover,” Liza Flum delivers a debut that bends light around grief, memory, and the quiet rupture of living. Her poems do not settle; they circle, lift, and linger in the liminal spaces between ...

One homesick scholar put together the massive compendium of verse by former emperors, modern-day activists, soldiers, sages ...

She thought there was nothing left for her in Knoxville, but love and art led an internationally known model back to her hometown.

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