Literature

Poetry Through Chaos

Based on the remarkable Long Beach Youth Poet Laureate Showcase Reading last month, these youth are all right. However, their…

6 months ago

Mayor Bass Announces L.A.’s New Poet Laureate: Brian Sonia-Wallace

  April is National Poetry Month LOS ANGELES — Mayor Karen Bass April 29 announced Brian Sonia-Wallace as Los Angeles’…

6 months ago

Trenches Full of Poets and Radical Conversation at Page Against The Machine

April Trenches Full of Poets Join on for the Poetry Month installment of the . April features in-store readings from…

7 months ago

LA County Library Offers Unlimited Access to They Called Us Enemy Through “One Book, One Coast”

The unlimited access period will run from April 1 through June 6, allowing readers to borrow the eBook instantly with…

7 months ago

Institute for Policy Studies and JVP Los Angeles Present Phyllis Bennis Discussing and Signing Understanding Palestine and Israel

  Page Against The Machine will present longtime political analyst, writer, and activist Phyllis Bennis on March 26. She will…

7 months ago

RILKE – One Million Words

During the pandemic, Müller performed the show in Portuguese in an online version that reached audiences in several countries, paving…

8 months ago

Eugene Daub Portraits, Medals, and Monuments

Portraits, Medals, and Monuments provides an in-depth view into Daub’s dedication to sculpting and his ingenuity to succeed in a…

8 months ago

Port of Long Beach Debuts Children’s Book

“Soleil the Sea Lion Explores the Green Port” was written by port media relations manager Art Marroquin and illustrated by…

8 months ago

Olamina Comes Alive

Through inimitable costume, celebratory dance, poetic narrative, and a stellar soundtrack, Parable of Portals’ transmedia experience for one night built…

10 months ago

Letters to the Editor: Pity the Nation, Somali Veterans, LAPD Brutality on Journalists

Pity the Nation (After Khalil Gibran) Pity the nation whose people are sheep And whole shepherds mislead them Pity the…

10 months ago