Remembering Is Said, the godfather of Columbus poetry
The prolific poet, who died last week, leaves behind a legacy that will continue to echo in the words of the many young writers he inspired.
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Kevin Maloney finally finds himself right where he wants to be
The author, whose new book ‘The Red-Headed Pilgrim’ is out now via Columbus publisher Two Dollar Radio, will read in-person at Two Dollar Radio HQ on Thursday, Feb. 2.
Darren Demaree watches the world crumble in ‘The Luxury’
Environmental catastrophe takes center stage in the new collection from the Columbus poet, which he’ll celebrate with a book release at Two Dollar Radio HQ on Wednesday, Feb. 1.
Ruth Awad ‘builds a world’ in verse in which to preserve her mom
When the poet learned about a flare up of her mother’s aortic aneurysm, she started writing a series of poems meant to capture the elder’s wild energy and tender heart.
Long live Writers' Block Poetry Night
Hanif Abdurraqib on the end of a Columbus institution
Hanif Abdurraqib continues to seek wonder
The author, poet and cultural critic on the anniversary edition of his breakthrough essay collection, ‘They Can’t Kill Us Until They Kill Us,’ and the importance of remaining open to miracles.
Kevin Maloney finally finds himself right where he wants to be
The author, whose new book ‘The Red-Headed Pilgrim’ is out now via Columbus publisher Two Dollar Radio, will read in-person at Two Dollar Radio HQ on Thursday, Feb. 2.
Darren Demaree watches the world crumble in ‘The Luxury’
Environmental catastrophe takes center stage in the new collection from the Columbus poet, which he’ll celebrate with a book release at Two Dollar Radio HQ on Wednesday, Feb. 1.
Ruth Awad ‘builds a world’ in verse in which to preserve her mom
When the poet learned about a flare up of her mother’s aortic aneurysm, she started writing a series of poems meant to capture the elder’s wild energy and tender heart.
Long live Writers' Block Poetry Night
Hanif Abdurraqib on the end of a Columbus institution
Hanif Abdurraqib continues to seek wonder
The author, poet and cultural critic on the anniversary edition of his breakthrough essay collection, ‘They Can’t Kill Us Until They Kill Us,’ and the importance of remaining open to miracles.