In this installment of our Power of Books Author Series, we talk with Edward Underhill about the importance of LGBTQIA representation, and joy as a form of resistance.... Read More
Snollygoster. The closer we get to elections, the more often you might be hearing this word. Can you guess what it means? Find out here... Read More
Good fences make good neighbors. It's a reminder that we should "tend to our own business," right? Robert Frost's poem Mending Wall turns that on its head. What does that mean? ... Read More
There’s a lot of debate about this word’s etymology, so if anyone tries to spin you a yarn about its “true” origin, you’ll know they’re pushing pure poppycock! Can you guess what it means? ... Read More
Poetry is arguably the most subtle and evocative part of language. However, the same elements that lend it power sometimes make interpreting it seem overwhelming. But with the right tools, we can find a path to deeper meanings.... Read More
The Road Not Taken is commonly cited as an ode to free will. But Robert Frost himself wasn’t so certain. So when two roads diverged in that yellow wood… did taking the one less traveled really make all the difference? ... Read More
April is National Poetry Month! A fundamental part of language, poetry predates writing itself. Every culture has its own take on the art, so what better way to celebrate humanity than by studying poetry? There are many ways to do so. Here’s our list:... Read More
Edith Wharton’s novel, The Age of Innocence, is the first Pulitzer Prize winner written by a woman. But that isn’t the only reason it matters. It’s a story about how we react to change… and who we hurt when we resist it. Take a closer look.... Read More
I n this edition we talk with Jamie Jo Hoang, author of My Mother the Mermaid Chaser. We touch on generational trauma. And, how... Read More.
C harity begins at home. We’ve all heard the expression. Usually in response to financial aid going to other nations. Or when we’re asked... Read More.
I n this edition of our Power of Books Author Series, we talk with Dr. Michael Datcher, author of Harlem at Four about why... Read More.
W hy is it important to know about these literary devices? Like symbolic language, literary devices are techniques that authors use to take their... Read More.
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