Book of Poetry Links Trauma of 9/11 and Mount St. Helens Eruption
Professor Cheryl J. Fish ties together themes of disaster, loss, survival, and trauma in a book of poetry about the 9/11 attacks and the Mount St. Helens eruption. Read more ›
One Musician’s Poetic Process in the Recording Studio
"The Voice in the Headphones" by Prof. David Grubbs follows a musician during an "epic" day in the recording studio — and it's told in the form of a long poem. Read more ›
The Art of ‘Silence’ in the Poetry of Northern Ireland’s Medbh McGuckian
Kingsborough Community College Professor Maureen Fadem deciphers the eclectic poetry of Northern Ireland’s Medbh McGuckian in a new book titled Silence and Articulacy in the Poetry of Medbh McGuckian. Read more ›
A Poetic Tribute to Queens
A new book of poems pays tribute to the diversity of Queens. Read more ›
The 1619 Project: A Poem Reveals Hidden History
A Pulitzer Prize-winning poet commemorates a terrible event from U.S. history as part of The New York Times' "1619 Project." Read more ›
Please Let Me Through: A Poet’s Airport Meditation
A political scientist's poem -- published in The New York Times -- contemplates airports as places filled with anxiety as well as adventure. Read more ›
A Bronx Tale in Verse
A Queens college graduate student expounds upon the Bronx's vernacular beauty in a new poem published with 'The New Yorker.' Read more ›
Research in Real Time: Poetry at the College of Staten Island
How did CUNY become "Poetry U?" The College of Staten Island's three award-winning poets, for starters. Read more ›
Poetry’s Political Possibilities
If poetry and urban planning sound like strange bedfellows, an English professor instead sees their intrinsic possibilities. Read more ›