Don Levy looks back at the first year of his blog, “The Next Chapter”, discusses what keeps him going, and looks ahead at Year Two.
Poets gathered at Arthur’s Market the night after Election Day for the monthly open mic with featured reader Melody Davis.
Before 2016 finally ends R.M. Engelhardt reminisces on the passing of a generation of icons, the end of democracy, and more.
Mary Panza decided to go a different route after this week’s election and write about an old friend in this edition of Housewife Tuesday.
R.M. Engelhardt is back with another “Half-Dead Poet Review”, this time discussing the history of prophets and poetry.
In this edition of The Next Chapter, Don Levy discusses the book “The Confessions of Nat Turner” and Bob Dylan winning the Nobel Prize.
This bi-monthly series reconvened at Restaurant Navona on New Scotland Ave.with our host Thom Francis presenting poet Rebecca Schumejda.
Dan Wilcox finally made it back to the twice-monthly Nitty Gritty Slam poetry nights at The Low Beat this past Tuesday for open mic night.
R.M. Engelhardt takes a look at the importance of poetry throughout history and asks “where are all the new voices” in the writing community.
Even though Banned Books Week was last week, Don Levy thinks it’s an important issue that shouldn’t be crammed into a week and then forgotten.
Her whole life, the only thing Mary felt she had that made her beautiful were her eyes. She’s not bragging, she knew she had pretty eyes.
Don Levy is back with another Hidden Gem – a book that for some reason has been neglected – “Diary of a Mad Housewife”.
