Jason Gebhardt is the winner of the Washington Writers' Publishing House 50th Anniversary Editor's Poetry Prize for "DICTIONARY OF AIR." He lives in Washington, DC with his family and works as a preschool teacher. 

Christopher Gorham is the 20th awardee of the Marfield Prize for Writing in the Arts: "Matisse and World War I."

Multilingual artist, poet, essayist, musician premiers his new work NO MORE ANIMALS with his original music.

Santa Fe writer pairs her love for art and language in her latest book "GO FIGURE."

Two women poets are leaders in the field, writing, presenting and furthering african american poetry.

Kadija Seesay George is a Sierra Leone/British poet.

Harryette Mullen is an icon in American literature, able to excel in all language esthetics. This podcast premieres her new book: "Regaining Unconsciousness."

Ellen Carter premiers her debut book THE MEANING OF LIFE and talks about the writing craft.

An emerging poet of consequence writes of his identity as a Korean /Jewish person, and uses Krean folklore as a tool.

Two poets premiere debut collections of poems of nature, history, and lineage.