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Poet Claudia Rankine, born 56 years ago in Jamaica, returned to the city of her first college teaching post to…

For the second consecutive year, Anisfield-Wolf award-winning authors will close the Virginia Festival of the Book. On March 24, two…

Claudia Rankine and her “slender, musical book that arrives like a thunderclap” are coming to Cleveland, the first major literary event…

N. Scott Momaday, a captivating storyteller long considered “the dean of Native American letters,” is the new recipient of the…

As we bid adieu to 2018, allow us to shine a last, lingering reading light on ten highlights: the year’s…

Mark your calendars for a newcomer to Cleveland’s poetry scene — poet Leila Chatti will be at Loganberry Books December…

Look closely at the multicolored mural in the old Irishtown Bend in Cleveland and you’ll spot a small teal “JW”…

When Jesmyn Ward took the stage with Ayana Mathis, each novelist glanced around the warm, lush Maltz Performing Arts Center…

Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (RTA) riders can now enjoy an even closer view of world-class art inspired by the…

The new novel from Laird Hunt, “In the House in the Dark of the Woods,” has the feel of a…

Poet Toi Derricotte, whose 1998 prose publication “The Black Notebooks: An Interior Journey” remains a pillar of American literature, has…

N. Scott Momaday began with horses and ended with bears. He spoke of the sacredness of both. At 84, the…

Margo Hudson, a Clevelander who won the National Learner Award in Dallas two years ago, reflected recently on how “literacy…