On this episode, Phil Hall interviews Jacob R. Moses, New York City-based poet and author of the acclaimed work “Grimoire.” The episode can be heard here.
Episode 266: The Poetry of Jacob R. Moses
Episode 217: Poet Jack Sheedy (Part 3 of 3)
On this episode, Rich Cyr and Wilbert Boles conclude their interview Jack Sheedy, author of the poetry collections “The Wanting Place” and “In Venice I Could Sing.” The episode can be heard […]
Episode 215: Poet Jack Sheedy (Part 2 of 3)
On this episode, Rich Cyr and Wilbert Boles continue their interview Jack Sheedy, author of the poetry collections “The Wanting Place” and “In Venice I Could Sing.” The episode can be heard […]
Episode 213: Poet Jack Sheedy (Part 1 of 3)
On this episode, Rich Cyr and Wilbert Boles interview Jack Sheedy, author of the poetry collections “The Wanting Place” and “In Venice I Could Sing.” The episode can be heard here.
Episode 32: Jack Sheedy Returns!
Jack Sheedy is an author and journalist who sat down with J. Timothy Quirk at the WAPJ studios in Torrington to discuss the work of Jean Sands. The major book launch of Jean […]
Reconnaissance: The Poetry of Amy Nawrocki (with audio)
Professor Amy Nawrocki teaches Creative Writing and English at the University of Bridgeport. Her fist collection of poems “Four Blue Eggs” won the Poetry Prize for Homebound Publications. Professor Nawrocki visited WAPJ […]
The Dance Must Follow: By Phil Holland/Moses Pendleton
At some point in their artistic journey, an artist, author, dancer, or creator will receive the question, “Where did you get your ideas?” In essence the questioner is attempting to obtain the […]
Under the Gunn III: Gunn Library to Host Poets
The 3rd Annual Voices of Poetry event will be held on Saturday, February 21 at 2 pm at Gunn Memorial Library. The event is free and open to the public and will feature four […]
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