From the acclaimed author of American Bloomsbury comes a major reassessment of the life and work of one of America’s preeminent twentieth-century poets, our generation’s beloved heretic.

Kate Hurney’s recital life combines her interest in history and literature with the programs of the great singers of the past.

Ava is a fifth grader who wants to be a writer. Her diary entries share her adventures with her friends and her word-loving family—including her very shy older sister Pip.

Writing the next draft can be daunting. Whether you are revising sentences or rewriting at a structural level, turn off your inner critic and learn how to focus on what will improve your manuscript.

Discover stories through songs with musician, storyteller, and Pied Piper of song Bob "Bobaloo" Basey.

Writers must tangle with creativity every day regardless of whether they pick up a pen, pencil, or keyboard. The craft of writing is more readily taught than the spark of creativity ignited.

This unique event brings together Spooner’s knowledge of the Western Front with a visual and hands-on presentation on the real lives of soldiers in the trenches.

Take a detailed look at books and artifacts of the First World War in this intimate presentation by Exhibitions Coordinator Harriet Shapiro and military historian Andrew Spooner.

Get the creative juices flowing in these fun and instructive sessions. Participants will receive a prompt and will have 20 minutes to write freely after which they are encouraged to share their writing with the group.

You’ve poured yourself into your writing and at long last, you hold your book in your hand. But your work’s not done yet: now you need to publicize the book. The task is distasteful to many writers, but can be learned like any skill.