What exactly is art; who defines it; who makes it, and where in Atlanta do poets, thespians, and artists congregate and ...

On the Fourth of July, a friend interrupted my doomscrolling to send me a copy of Anne Lamott’s Washington Post column “Does Trumpland chaos bode better times ahead? I say yes. Happy Fourth!” It was a ...

Emily Dickinson was once better-known as a gardener. The poet’s first book preserved these species.

The shortest poem, titled “Fleas.” “Adam had ‘em.” And, bow. First poem I memorized: “Trees” by Joyce Kilmer, recited in happy sing-song in the second-grade. The next year, we had to recite “The ...

Students from Fort River Elementary School showcase their multilingual poetry reading skills in a unique exhibit at the Emily Dickinson Museum.

We have been alerted to this possibility. The title of the book is adapted from Emily Dickinson’s poem “Hope” is the thing with feathers; and the epigraph is also taken from her poetry: “That Love is ...