How Community and Hope for Change Shapes LindoYes’ Writing
LindoYes was born and raised in Germantown, PA. He is primarily a spoken-word artist but has recently published a graphic […]
Giovanni’s Room: the oldest Queer bookstore in America
Giovanni’s Room, located in Philadelphia, PA, is currently the oldest gay and feminist bookstore in America. The location on South 12th and Pine Street […]
Elise Juska on Writing, Teaching and Being a Philly Author
Elise Juska is an award-winning novelist and short story writer from the Philadelphia area. Her novels include Reunion, If We Had […]
Exploring Literary History and Programs at the Rosenbach
Located in the heart of Philadelphia, up the street from Rittenhouse on Delancey Street, the Rosenbach Museum & Library brings […]
Meeting Jane Austen… if She Could Time-Travel and Come to Philadelphia
As recorded by Sheila Sandapen “My dear Miss Austen, I am simply delighted to meet you after all these […]
Defining Black Genius with Tre Johnson
Tre Johnson was born in Trenton, NJ and now finds himself in Philadelphia, where he writes with a focus on […]
Matt Lake and Weird Pennsylvania‘s 20th Anniversary
Matt Lake is an Eastern Shore region folklorist and writer who’s been active for several decades. He’s most well-known for […]
Substitute Me: A Refreshing Insight on Nannies from Lori Tharps
Lori Tharps is an author of nonfiction and fiction, a former college professor, a mother of three, and a literary […]
Ahmad Almallah on Poetry, Memory, and Making Something Beautiful
Ahmad Almallah is a poet, artist, and educator. He grew up in Bethlehem, Palestine, and is now an artist-in-residence in […]
Ashton Lattimore on her debut novel All We Were Promised
Ashton Lattimore is an author, award winning journalist, and former lawyer. Her debut novel, All We Were Promised, follows the […]