Channeling the Duende: George Kalamaras’s “A History of Green”
George Kalamaras’s poem draws inspiration from Charles Wright’s “Yellow,” a sonnet-length catalogue replete with images of that color. But Kalamaras’s …
George Kalamaras’s poem draws inspiration from Charles Wright’s “Yellow,” a sonnet-length catalogue replete with images of that color. But Kalamaras’s …
The truth about St. Nicholas is complicated. Instead of a jolly old guy bringing presents to children, the real saint, …
“Evansville-born poetess Jean Garrigue dies at 59,” trumpets the headline from the Indiana town where the poet spent the first …
Shari Wagner’s The Harmonist at Nightfall is a collection of poems inspired by her travels around Indiana. But this book …
Recently, the Huffington Post has been rife with polemics for and mostly against the notion of “Pinktober,” the month dedicated …
The southern Indiana town of New Harmony, once home to two utopian communities, lies along the Wabash River, not far …
Assembling syllabi, organizing books and supplies, and racing around campus put me in mind of Mary Leader’s “Schoolteacher’s Ditty.” Now …
Nostalgia and consumerism rub elbows at the Indiana State Fair: a man crafting a spindle-backed rocking chair and a woman …
This is not like 1987 or 2004 when the 17-year cicadas’ incessant buzz drowned out ambulance sirens, and their …
Remember kettles sweating in kitchens of unholy steam? And listening for the lids to pop on all those Ball jars …