Steinbach-born, Toronto-based Miriam Toews has penned the memoir A Truce That Is Not Peace, an exploration of memory, the creative process and lingering feelings of grief and guilt around her sister’s ...

By force of her imagination and skill, Emily Dickinson could take the measure of solitude, opprobrium and even damnation.

Learning some Black History Month poems is one of the ways to celebrate black culture and heritage. Check out some of the best poems compiled in this article.

Poems about anxiety and depression recur, as do those about wanting to be free of obligations. “Loving badly,” as she calls it, is another great subject: wanting someone close then pushing ...

Self-described by Gibson as “poetry you don’t need a degree to understand,” the artist’s socially conscious, raw, and vulnerable prose melded with their approachable androgyny for an ...