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Here's how to help the poemless: go to the poetry shelves in the children’s section of your local library. Grab a book by ...

In sixth grade, I wrote a poem for class called “Things in my Top Drawer I will never throw away.” My teacher, Mrs. McKinley, ...

Rooted in the speaker’s upbringing, the book opens with the request that someone “tell the cougar story” and proceeds to chart this and other family stories’ circulations, and their functions in ...

Typically wearing leisurewear, the Canadian radio show host looks into a camera in the soundproof studio she created in her basement. With a microphone propped in front of her, she records poems — ...

I have to confess that in reading Grace Yee’s new collection of poems, Joss: A History, I started at the end, beyond the end in fact, in the eight pages of notes that give the textual sources of so ...

McRae gained notoriety in Montana — and across the country — for the resonance of his voice and the causes he furthered with it.

High school poets from Springfield School of Innovation share original works exploring deep emotions like happiness after ...

Teenagers sit in inflatable chairs in a dorm lobby, holding cups of fruit punch and trading laptops that are open to short ...

As Broadway.com celebrates 25 years, we’re continuing our look back at what has defined the Broadway landscape since 2000. We ...

Need to solve a challenging problem? Read or write some poetry! Compelling research demonstrates that poetry can accelerate ...

After long days focused on the facts, our newsroom reads a lot of fiction at home. We asked our NPR colleagues what they've ...