We sit down with Lucas Jones to discuss creative expression, confrontational art, and humanity's capacity for change.

Libraries, schools and cultural organizations around Massachusetts and the country celebrate April as National Poetry Month. In honor of that occasion, please enjoy the official state poem of the ...

It might be hard to believe now, but I was painfully shy as a child — outside the house. At home, I was as brazen as the next ...

Flow isn’t random — it’s a skill,” he said. “By repeatedly putting myself in high-pressure situations, I’ve learned to access ...

Former Vice President Harris made a surprise appearance at a leadership summit for Black women in California, hinting at her political future after losing the 2024 presidential election to ...

Joy Harjo, the first Native American Poet Laureate in the U.S., is releasing two illustrative books this month, centered ...

If you need a reality-escape, there’s nothing better than a mystery or thriller. Whether it’s a caper to solve, or a ...

Alison Krauss says she's 'champing at the bit' to get out on tour with Union Station for the first time in 11 years, after ...

On page 230 of her new book, Worthy of the Event, Vivian Blaxell writes, “steer clear of Suicides.” To that I say, whoopsie ...

Corey Van Landingham, a graduate of Purdue's creative writing MFA program has published three poetry collections. Her third, "Reader, I," explores the nuances of romantic relationships in conversation ...

Daniels remembers an early backstage encounter with Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Lansford Wilson in 1978 that would ...

The son of an English teacher and a jazz musician, Rich Follett has a deep appreciation for the written word, particularly ...