Amanda Gorman mesmerized a nation with her inauguration poem “The Hill We Climb.” The beauty of her presence and the power of her words captured a country battle-scarred and looking for a lifeline… Read more »
Sappho (610-570 BC) knew about real lesbians – women who watched and waited, were consumed by love and jealousy in a man’s world – or at least, that’s how this could be interpreted…… Read more »
Dark Matters by Susan Hawthorne is a fascinating book, which in a post- modern way, tell stories about women, their lives and their myths… Read more »
We invite readers to revisit favorite poems and discover new magic: poems to read during a break up, quote at graduation, tell friends… Read more »
With a mere two complete poems extant from nine books of verse, much is left to the imagination in the reconstruction of the output (and life) of this most mysterious of ancient poets… Read more »
The actor talks about her remarkable new collection of poetry, “Bang Ditto.”… Read more »
Rachel Gleason, a dynamic spoken word artist in Grand Rapids, Michigan, has released a powerful and beautiful story of belief and hope during these difficult times with her newest poetry video, “Pipe Dreams.”… Read more »
Well, she fancied a goddess, but still … Read more »
Fancy a dip in the world of queer poetry but not sure where to start… Read more »
Introducing a new series on notable people, places and events in lesbian history… Read more »
