This talk explores Lorca’s artistic sources, including Andalusian music and the metaphorical style characteristic of the avant-garde Hispanic literary movement Ultraísmo.

Nathalie Stephens writes at the border between languages: in her case, English and French.

The reading follows an intensive writing workshop for local high school students led by Thomas Lux and Sarah Lawrence College MFA students.

Among his many masterworks, Neruda wrote poems about the mysterious power of poetry itself, a power embraced by Chilean culture.

Poets House congratulates Cave Canem on a decade of nurturing emerging African-American poets.

Readings and discussion highlight the life and poetry of Muriel Rukeyser (1913-1980), visionary poet, political activist, and unparalleled voice in twentieth century American literature.