‘I Think I’m Done Striving’: A Q&A with author Delia Cai
In These Times – May 19, 2023
How a Riverside bookstore, a cultural oasis, got a new lease — drag readings and all | PDF
The Los Angeles Times – May 4, 2023
‘These are my stomping grounds’: the first Black-owned bookstore opens in Octavia Butler’s home town | PDF
The Guardian – March 23, 2023
Tonya Ingram, an inspiring L.A. poet and ‘lupus warrior,’ died waiting for a kidney | PDF
The Los Angeles Times – January 23, 2023
SoCal’s big ‘poetry Coachella’ is back — and more sprawling and diverse than ever | PDF
The Los Angeles Times – December 15, 2022
Exhibit reveals role of Black Americans in shaping film industry: ‘This history has never been shown’ | PDF
The Guardian – August 19, 2022
‘Minding my people’s business’: An acclaimed Sudanese American poet makes a home in L.A. | PDF
The Los Angeles Times – July 20, 2022
The Black performance poetry impresarios of Long Beach | PDF
The Los Angeles Times – April 14, 2022
Here’s what bell hooks’ friends and colleagues want you to remember about her | PDF
National Public Radio – December 29, 2021
After COVID lockdowns, an essential L.A. community reemerges: the poets | PDF
The Los Angeles Times – September 8, 2021
New to poetry? These poets will help you get started | PDF
The Los Angeles Times – September 9, 2021
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