Books/Poetry

Calvin Hennick with his son Nile on their 2017 road trip. (Courtesy Calvin Hennick)

'Once More To The Rodeo' Takes Readers On A Journey Through Modern Fatherhood

Boston-based author Calvin Hennick joined WBUR's Morning Edition to talk about "Once More To The Rodeo,"which tells the story of a road trip with his young son to his childhood...

Poet Cameron Awkward-Rich Wants To Decode Truth

"I wanted to decode the bewildering experience of walking around the world as a black person and as a trans person." His sophomore poetry collection "Dispatch" is out Dec. 10....

Calvin Hennick Takes The Father-Son Relationship On The Road In 'Once More To The Rodeo'

The debut memoir is Hennick's love letter to his son filled with hope, fear and determination.

In Ryan La Sala's Debut Novel 'Reverie,' Queerness Is Power

"Reverie" revolves around storytelling and the creation of new worlds. The queer characters talk about longing for more accepting environments, but these climatic moments focus on narrative drive rather than...

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'Once More To The Rodeo' Takes Readers On A Journey Through Modern Fatherhood

Poet Cameron Awkward-Rich Wants To Decode Truth

Calvin Hennick Takes The Father-Son Relationship On The Road In 'Once More To The Rodeo'

In Ryan La Sala's Debut Novel 'Reverie,' Queerness Is Power

Porsha Olayiwola Releases First Poetry Collection, 'I Shimmer Sometimes, Too'

This Northampton Gallery Takes Children's Book Illustrations Seriously

How Author Erin Morgenstern Pulls From A Background In Theater For Her Storytelling

Lowell Remembers Hometown Literary Great Kerouac, 50 Years After His Death

In Life And Work, War Is Personal For Author Daphne Kalotay

These 2 Poets Imagine Our Afrofuturist Possibilities Past Trauma In 'Spirit'

The World Of 'Ninth House' Has Ghosts And Magic, But Greed Is The Real Evil

This Book Makes The Case For Boston's Place In Counterculture History

'Mother Goose Of Pudding Lane' Tells The Story Of A Real Mother Goose In Boston

11 Books To Read From New England Authors This Fall

'We Thank You': Black Writers In Boston Remember Iconic Author Toni Morrison

Luke O'Neil Thinks The World Is Going To Hell And He's Not Afraid To Tell Us

Opera Singer Ryan Speedo Green Pulls From His Own Difficult Past To Channel Dramatic Roles

Brown University Is Archiving Gay Pulp Fiction To Preserve A Moment Of LGBTQ History

'Undreaming The Bauhaus' Explores György Kepes' Career In Context Of Our Modern Artwashing Woes

Input/Output Magazine Makes Space For Experimental Music And Women/Non-Binary Artists