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Announcing our new blog feature: Commonplace Book

We are happy to announce our new recurring blog series, Commonplace Book by our own Teresa Carson. In this new weekly series, Teresa will be sharing quotes on writing/creativity/art/and much much more.... Read More
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Book Press Release: Darkening the Grass

Book Press Release: Darkening the Grass

Darkening the Grass  Poems by Michael Miller “I read Michael Miller’s poems with great pleasure in their accurate seeing, their assured phrasing, their true and proportionate feeling.” —Richard Wilbur Michael... Read More
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Teresa Carson, The Frost Place's New Associate Director of The Conference On Poetry and Teaching

Congratulations to our very own Teresa Carson on her new appointment as The Frost Place’s New Associate Director of The Conference On Poetry and Teaching! The official announcement from The Frost... Read More
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This weekend in Hoboken: 100,000 Poets and Musicians for Change

This weekend in Hoboken: 100,000 Poets and Musicians for Change

For more info on the event, check out this article from the Hudson Reporter Read More
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Book Press Release: The Laundress Catches Her Breath

Book Press Release: The Laundress Catches Her Breath

The Laundress Catches Her Breath Poems by Paola Corso A thematic collection of poems that reveals the inner life of a working class woman in steel-town Pittsburgh, THE LAUNDRESS CATCHES HER... Read More
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This Coming Sunday: Our First Time at the Brooklyn Book Festival

This Coming Sunday: Our First Time at the Brooklyn Book Festival

Early in the morning this coming Sunday Josh Kashinsky, our Waiting Room Reader Coordinator, and I will be heading for Table 136 at the Brooklyn Book Festival. We’ll have a hand truck... Read More
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Remembering Poet Peggy Penn

Remembering Poet Peggy Penn

  Peggy Penn and I met about 15 years ago in a writing workshop lead by our beloved mentor, Molly Peacock, in my home in East Hampton. Peggy was stunning!... Read More
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Molly Peacock Remembers Peggy Penn

Was there anyone more elegant than Peggy Penn?  She had a deliciously chromatic style of dressing, where each item of clothing would echo in texture and color the next item,... Read More
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Poet’s Spotlight: Joseph O. Legaspi on “Imagined Love Poem to My Mother from My Father”

Poet’s Spotlight: Joseph O. Legaspi on “Imagined Love Poem to My Mother from My Father”

Joseph O. Legaspi Imagined Love Poem to My Mother from My Father was a rare gift, conceived almost magically—it wrote itself.  Inspired by Yusef Komunyakaa’s My Father’s Love Letters, I pondered how I... Read More
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