Like many Americans, Hillary Leftwich lost her job due to the COVID-19 global pandemic, which she called a “divine intervention,” the perfect condition to launch her new business. She’d spent years editing others’ work and realized she could turn this sought-after skill…
“I would like to be a night-blooming jasmine,” Tishani Doshi said when I asked her which she’d choose if she could be any flower. She told me that they come up a lot in her work, and they remind her…
Seattle, Washington (July 20, 2018) — At The Inkwell, the New York City-based literary reading series, announced today that Christina Montilla will lead the Seattle reading series as Benjamin Schmitt steps down to pursue other creative endeavors. Founded in 2013, At The…
Jeff Talarigo’s stunning new book In the Cemetery of the Orange Trees, defies easy description. It is fiction, with an autobiographical gloss. It is a collection of short pieces. It is set – mostly – in Gaza. In a refugee…
On Saturday, April 15, At The Inkwell RVA (Richmond, Virginia) hosted it’s first Poem of the Day open mic reading in celebration of National Poetry Month. The reading was well-attended with nearly two dozen poets competing for more than $200…
