In 2017, Valerie Stivers started writing about food in classic fiction for The Paris Review. Her particular project for the “Eat Your Words” column would be cooking and baking her way through literature. It was a larger undertaking than she realized and became something of an obsession. A selection of the greatest hits made it […]| Bookish Beck
Photo courtesy: Sushi on black rectangular plate by Hai hoa le tran, Pexels. Good evening, everyone! Sanaa here (aka adashofsunny) …Continue reading →| dVerse
Presented here is a collection of documentaries and biopics exploring the lives of iconic women poets: Maya Angelou, Edna St. Vincent Millay, Julia de Burgos, Emily Dickinson, Ingrid Jonker, and Sylvia Plath. On the surface, it wouldn’t seem like a full-length film about a poet would be anything to write home about, so to speak. But behind their deep, soulful lines were complex lives, not always spent at a desk. Best of all, most of the films in this roundup can be viewed gratis on YouT...| Literary Ladies Guide
Hello and welcome to our virtual pub of poetry! This is Michelle (aka Mish) from mishunderstood.wordpress.com bringing you Tuesday’s Poetics. As I sit here trying to focus on writing a prompt…| dVerse
In "Two Emilys," poet Andrea Potos pays tribute to two writers and poets -- Emily Bronte and Emily Dickinson.| Tweetspeak Poetry
Poetry is the remembrance and avowal of loss and is accordingly pushed aside.| Vox Populi
Honey and clover| yirt