
Wislawa Szymborska: Nothing of the Ordinary: Mark Ordon in conversation with the Nobel Laureate’s personal secretary, Michal Rusinek
Mark Ordon interviews Michał Rusinek, personal secretary to the Polish poet Wisława Szymborska.
Read More…celebrating great writing by women-
Mark Ordon interviews Michał Rusinek, personal secretary to the Polish poet Wisława Szymborska.
Read More…It would be easy for a book set during the Salem Witch Trials to disintegrate into yet another western racial pastiche where the character of Tituba remains a culturally unimportant shadow in the background of a privileged white morality play. Yet in the strong, capable hands of French (Guadoluopean) author Maryse Condé, Tituba at […]
Read More…The Thornfield Review warmly welcomes translator Ursula Phillips, as she reflects upon the prolific Polish feminist author Zofia Nalkowska.
Read More…Today TTR is pleased to present guest book reviewer Eve Lyons, a fine poet, playwright, and fiction writer living in the Boston area. Welcome, Eve! A Review of Naomi Shihab Nye’s book Transfer (2011) I have almost every book Naomi Nye has written. And she, along with Langston Hughes, hold a special place in […]
Read More…There is an exciting women’s spoken word scene in Ghana, and it is growing by the day. In 2004, In Ghana, The Gender and Child Policy was launched to address the issue of gender inequality, women’s empowerment and problems and challenges affecting children… Over a decade has passed since this policy was introduced. So how […]
Read More…Guest blogger Allison M. on a favorite poem by the author Mary Stewart.
Read More…A book review by by Claudia Stanek
Read More…A book review by Mark Ordon
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