Lenny LaRooca publishes the South Florida Poetry Journal.

The Poet and The Poem

Lenny DellaRocca

Award- winning David Keplinger premieres a new book, "The World To Come."

David Keplinger

Producer of "Cultivating Voices" reads from her debut collection "Boats For Women."

Sandra Yannone

Reading and conversation with the author of, "I Used To Be Korean."

Jiwon Choi

Award winning fiction writer and author of short stories reads and discusses his work.

Rion Amilcar Scott

A daughter collects a Family Book of Memory to bring her Mother alive.

Jeanne Murray Franklin

Beasley's new book is "Ready to Explode." She hold 12 poetry awards.

Sandra Beasley

Fleda Brown's tenth collection of poems, Flying Through a Hole in the Storm (2021) won the Hollis Summers Prize from Ohio University Press. Earlier poems can be found in The Woods Are On Fire: New & Selected Poems, chosen by Ted Kooser for the University of Nebraska poetry series in 2017. Her work has appeared three times in The Best American Poetry and has won a Pushcart Prize, the Felix Pollak Prize, the Philip Levine Prize, and the Great Lakes Colleges New Writer's Award, and has twice been a finalist for the National Poetry Series. Her new memoir, Mortality, with Friends will be out from Wayne State University Press next month. She is professor emerita at the University of Delaware and was poet laureate of Delaware from 2001-07.

Fleda Brown

The author of two award-winning books of poems, the latest, "A More Perfect Union."

Terri Cross Davis

Y S Fing is the author of "Perdition," where the vulgar is divine, updating Dante's "Inferno."

Y S Fing

Baltimore's Top chef is also a poet, talking of food and words.

Paul Bartlett

Poet/songwriter Cornelius Eady, co-founder of CAVE CANEM.

Cornelius Eady

Maggie Doherty is winner of the 15th National Marfield Award for Writing in The Arts (nonfiction) "The Equivalents."

Maggie Doherty

Raised by Diplomats, author of nine books of poems; holds 12 national awards in poetry.

Jehanne Dubrow

Editors of Washington Writers' Publishing House Anthology, "This Is What America Looks Like."

Jona Colson and Caroline Bock

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