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It was a pleasure to chat with Catherine Kyle about Shelter in Place, her book of poems about nature, technology, apathy, and empathy. Set against the backdrop of a dystopian city, the poems examine fear, hope, and resistance as a form of magic. 

Your title immediately struck me. That phrase—“shelter in place”— creates an immediate reaction in my body. Did you have that title in mind from the outset? 

“We may encounter many defeats, but we must not be defeated,” Angelou pronounced.

Today marks both the (modern) birth

A candid conversation about game culture . . . interlaced with video game visual manipulations and original haikus.

Happy birthday to the wild Wilde!

Get savvy on the acclaimed writer and poet—it won't take long, his poems are short.

You didn't think people were prim and proper back then, did you?