A series of paired photographs and poems that document the effects of deprivation, poverty, and racism on young people in the United States.
A review of Ayaan Hirsi Ali’s Nomad: From Islam to America, A Personal Journey Through the Clash of Civilizations.
A review of Ciaran Carson’s The Pen Friend.
The friction between jungle dwellers, oil companies, and development-hungry governments in recent years has led to heightening tensions.
Surrounded by sand dunes poised like giant waves above the town, Araouane could soon disappear forever beneath the sands.
Last week’s installment of Studio 360 included a segment on VQR contributor John Casteen IV, in which Charlottesvillian Jesse Dukes went deer hunting with him and, along the way, talked about poetry. Here’s the segment:
The show also provides a recording of John reading “Night Hunting,” from Free Union, his new book in the VQR Poetry Series:
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