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20 titles to guide you through National Poetry Month

20 titles to guide you through National Poetry Month April is National Poetry Month. And, as we celebrate an art form which gives shape and language to our experience of the world, it s worth noting that many readers still struggle to find the door, the access point to poetry.  With this in mind, accept these 20 titles most of them quite recent  as a peace offering and a starting point. Not all will resonate with every reader; but there should be something here for each mood and manner of engaging.  Poems of devotion Jericho Brown, The New Testament (2014) Following in the footsteps of James Baldwin and others, Brown s blend spiritual and sexual desire, eros and agape, until the lines are practically imperceptible. Brown s 2019 title, The Tradition, earned him a Pulitzer Prize, but don t overlook the power of this earlier work. Brown will appear in conversation with Tracy K. Smith April 23 as the culminating event of this year s Unbound Book Festival. 

Year of the Beast : How Tara Wray Used Photography To Process Fear And Uncertainty

Year of the Beast : How Tara Wray Used Photography To Process Fear And Uncertainty Untitled By Di Amond Moore Photographer Tara Wray wanted to capture 2020, the year that had everyone on their toes, in her own way. So she created Year of the Beast a book that acts as her own diary and captures moments of joy, family and home. For Wray, as for many of us, this past year was intensely difficult, she says. But it also made me look at the world in new ways, which is what I tried to capture. I hope that people will see themselves, or their families or loved ones in these pictures.

Year of the Beast : How Tara Wray Used Photography To Process Fear And Uncertainty

Tara Wray / Too Tired Press Photographer Tara Wray wanted to capture 2020, the year that had everyone on their toes, in her own way. So she created Year of the Beast a book that acts as her own diary and captures moments of joy, family and home. For Wray, as for many of us, this past year was intensely difficult, she says. But it also made me look at the world in new ways, which is what I tried to capture. I hope that people will see themselves, or their families or loved ones in these pictures. Her book is being published by Too Tired Press, a company started by Wray and her partner Kelly Burgess. Their aim is to support artists in getting their work out to the world without having to shell out thousands of dollars.

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