Baron Wormser's Workshop in NYC
Being with Poets: Jane Kenyon When: February 6-7, 2016, 10 to 4 each dayWhere: 417 Riverside Drive, Apartment 7A, New York, NYCost: $325 (including lunch) Limited to six participants Over... Read More
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Literary magazines that focus on disabled culture and literature
This post is part of our series in honor of ADA Awareness Month.  While on a national level the focus is disability employment awareness, CKP is focusing on artists. Pentimento Journal... Read More
Going Places: Entry #2 by Randy Smit
This post is part of our series in honor of ADA Awareness Month.  While on a national level the focus is disability employment awareness, CKP is focusing on artists. Going Places:... Read More
“Disability and Poetry: An Exchange” from The Poetry Foundation
This post is part of our series in honor of ADA Awareness Month.  While on a national level the focus is disability employment awareness, CKP is focusing on artists. Maybe you... Read More
The Lyric of Healing by Jack Ridl
This post is part of our series in honor of ADA Awareness Month.  While on a national level the focus is disability employment awareness, CKP is focusing on artists. A week... Read More
Celebrating ADA Awareness Month at CavanKerry
Happy 25th Birthday to the Americans with Disabilities Act, which was signed into law on July 26, 1990! Today I have the pleasure of kicking off the second annual “October is... Read More
ASL Poetry: A Moving Experience by Karyn Lie-Nielsen
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) which was enacted by the U.S. Congress in 1990. CavanKerry Press is committed to finding ways to educate... Read More
Sapling interviews Starr Troup
Last month, Sapling, a weekly newsletter from Black Lawrence Press that highlights the best of the small press world for writers looking for new venues for their work, interviewed our Managing Editor, Starr... Read More
Kenneth Rosen and his poem for the waiting room
In honor of National Poetry Month, we’ve asked our community to answer three important questions. Below is poet Kenneth Rosen’s response to the question: What poem do you recite to yourself... Read More