Conflict-Zone Blogger Judith Torrea at City of Asylum
By Mike Schneider
Tags: Arts, Media, Judith Torrea, City of Asylum/Pittsburgh, Juarez, Under the Shadow of Drug Trafficking
Joy Katz's new book of poems negotiates crisis with deadly seriousness and sly humor.
"Happiness is on me like a scratch in a car door."
Tags: Book Reviews + Features
A review of Yona Harvey' s poetry collection Hemming the Water
These poems go where they go, modulating artfully, bristling with intelligence
A review of poet Jan Beatty's new collection, The Switching/ Yard.
"The new book ups the ante of Beatty's punk-tinged feminism flavored with graphic sex."
Poet Paula Bohince's The Children draws on her Westmoreland County childhood
The poems often demand lingering attention, and the lingering often rewards.
In The Torah Garden, poet Philip Terman finds a place worth staying
Terman arrives, in convincing moments, at something rarely well expressed in poetry: earned peace with a measure of joy.
By Mars Johnson
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By Stacy Rounds
Coming soon to the Strip, an off-leash bar for pups and their parents
By Katy Fleming
How a therapy tactic helped my partner and me actually stop cycling through the same arguments
By Jessie Sage
2024 NFL Season Preview Part One: Bold predictions for the NFC
By Justin Stewart