(left to right) Robert L. Brown, Sarah Raymer, Angela Jackson Brown, Katerina, Nathan Cunningham
This year Katerina announced that she’d be taking a break from Accents Radio for the Spring semester.
However, all episodes have been recorded and are being added to the archive.
Below are most of the shows from this past year.
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Yesterday we went over the books we published in 2014.
Today, we’ll take a look at the poets behind those books.
Lori A. May writes across the genres, road-trips half the year, and drinks copious amounts of coffee. Her writing has appeared in publications such as The Atlantic, Writer’s Digest, Brevity, Midwestern Gothic, and The Writer. Her editorial roles have included working with Kaylie Jones Books (an imprint of Akashic Books), Creative Nonfiction, and other independent presses. She is also the founding editor of Poets’ Quarterly. Lori is a graduate of the Wilkes University MFA program, where she was awarded the Norris Church Mailer Fellowship. She teaches in the University of King’s College creative nonfiction MFA program and is a frequent guest speaker at writing conferences and residencies across North America. Visit her website at www.LoriAMay.com.
Every Sunday, we post a poem from Bigger Than They Appear: Anthology of Very Short Poems. Over the last year, we posted 50 out of 250 poems in the anthology. Below are the last 24 we posted. Continue reading
On Accents Radio, Katerina always asks educators, “What is the most important thing you teach your students?” For more than a year, Accents Intern Robin has been collecting every “Most Important Thing” segment from Accents Radio and posting them to the Accents Blog on Saturday mornings.
Below are all segments posted in 2014.
(Click on the title for the audio clip, or click on the person’s name to visit their website.) Continue reading
