The filmmaker will join artist Rebecca Butterworth in celebrating the release of their new ‘Wizard of Oz’-inspired comic at Laughing Ogre from noon-2 p.m. on Saturday, March 14.
In her new essay collection, out today (Monday, March 9), the Columbus author said she opens up ‘in a way I don’t in my everyday life.’
‘There’s just the improbability of 15 years, and all of the things that have to happen to end up where I am now, doing what I’ve done, and doing what I continue to do.’
In the newly released ‘How to Defend Books and Why,’ the Columbus writer offers practical advice on the best ways to fight against the book bans currently being championed by the right – with increasingly damning consequences.
The Columbus poet will appear in the guise of Harlem Renaissance writer Countee Cullen at Streetlight Guild this weekend.
The Harvard professor, novelist, and critic will take part in a pair of Morrison-themed Columbus events this week, beginning with the Wednesday kickoff of ‘Beloved: Ohio Celebrates Toni Morrison,’ where she’ll appear in conversation with Hanif Abdurraqib.
Aileen Day and cohost Maia Warner-Langenbahn launched the podcast out of a belief that it’s easier to advocate for our institutions once you know their history.
The poet will celebrate the release of her new collection at Two Dollar Radio Headquarters on Friday, Feb. 6, reading alongside Sayuri Matsuura Ayers, Jessie Scrimager Galloway, and Mikelle Hickman-Romine.
The author and historian, who will be in town at Used Kids this week to discuss his new book on the pioneering rap trio, has uncovered new meaning in its work with each passing decade.
There’s certainly some irony in a visit from ‘The War on Cars’ podcast hosts Sarah Goodyear and Doug Gordon being canceled by a Level 3 snow emergency that prevented drivers from taking to the road on Sunday.
