Announcing the CavanKerry Poetry Podcast
We are thrilled to announce that we now have… The CavanKerry Poetry Podcast This new feature is a quarterly series looks into the world of poetry, from the creation of... Read More
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Where the Dead Are reviewed in Literary Mama
"Grounded in straightforward narrative, these poems repeat the process of mourning. Highly accessible yet emotionally fraught, Where the Dead Are acts as a compass with which to navigate loss. Readers can participate... Read More
Book Press Release: Primary Lessons
Primary Lessons A Memoir by Sarah Bracey White  As an African-American child growing up in the segregated pre-Civil Rights South, Sarah Bracey White pushed against the social conventions that warned her not... Read More
September 27: 100 Thousand Poets & Musicians for Change in Hoboken
As part of the third annual 100 Thousand Poets & Musicians for Change, an activist cultural movement started by a group of California poets, more than 500 events are being planned... Read More
This Tuesday: CavanKerry Writers at Bryant Park Reading Room
CKP writers Joan Cusack Handler and Howard Levy will be reading with Graywolf Press at the next Word for Word  Poetry reading at the Bryant Park Reading Room. Here are the full details: When:  Tuesday, September 3rd... Read More
Tarpaulin Sky Press on “door of thin skins”
“Reading door of thin skins, you will not be able to keep your equilibrium. You will flood with rage, but this rage will be punctuated with displays of dazzling language and... Read More
Poet's Spotlight: Jack Ridl on "The Losing Season"
The Coach’s Son Writes Poems Instead of talking about a single poem from the collection Losing Season, I’m going to talk about the book as a whole. In a sense it’s... Read More
"door of thin skins" reviewed by HTML Giant
“Dentz’s door of thin skins is a book to be devoured repeatedly. It is an important book from which to learn.”
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Support the NEA!
Yesterday, the U.S. House of Representatives Interior Appropriations Subcommittee approved a 2014 funding bill that calls for a 50% cut of the NEA. This will place the NEA budget to a... Read More