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Inaugural Poet Richard Blanco On 'How To Love A Country'
Richard Blanco spoke about how his experiences as a young gay man from a working class, immigrant background shaped his poetry. -
New Book Imagines Modern-Day Science Fiction Tales
Science fiction writer Cory Doctorow discusses his new book, "Radicalized: Four Tales of our Present Moment." -
Celebrating National Poetry Month with Two Poets
April is National Poetry Month, the largest literary celebration in the world. To celebrate, Massachusetts’ high school Poetry Out Loud champion and the irrepressible poet Kwame Alexander tell us how they make words take flight. -
Village Voice: Richard Blanco On The Poetry Of Figurative Language
Poet Richard Blanco joined Boston Public Radio to talk about the power and poetic beauty of figurative language. -
Book Club: Retelling Jane Austen
Two authors, two reenvisioning’s of Pride and Prejudice set far from the English countryside. It's our double April selection for “Bookmarked: The Under the Radar Book Club.” -
Roz Chast And Patricia Marx On ‘Why Don’t You Write My Eulogy Now?’
Jim Braude was joined by the writer-illustrator duo to discuss their new book — and also their shared love of ukulele. -
Christopher Castellani's 'Leading Men' Explores Relationship Between Tennessee Williams And His Muse
Author Christopher Castellani joined Boston Public Radio to talk about his new book about Tennesse Williams and his lover Frank Merlo, "Leading Men." -
Exploring Cross-Racial Friendships In Deborah Plummer's "Some Of My Friends Are"
Callie Crossley talks with Dr. Deborah Plummer. Her new book "Some Of My Friends Are" explores the challenges and payoffs of cross-racial friendships. -
Fostering Cross-Racial Friendships In Communities
We examine how colleagues and acquaintances are working to nurture cross-racial friendships in their communities. -
He Was Imprisoned And Losing His Mind. 'Anna Karenina' Saved Him
A man is trapped in prison for a made-up crime. He's overwhelmed by hopelessness and anger. Until he hears a knock on the wall ... and words from another time and place.