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This week L.A. Letters unpacks a new anthology on ecopoetry and examines the illustrious career of the poet-activist Lewis MacAdams, co-founder of the Friends of the Los Angeles River.
This week L.A. Letters covers the picturesque communities of Altadena, Pasadena and the Arroyo Seco.
This week L.A. Letters focuses on a few forgotten early Asian American pioneering poets that paved the way.
This week L.A. Letters explores the landscape, built environment, and cultural history of the San Gabriel River, with special attention focused on the southern half of the river's path.
This week L.A. Letters offers a quick scene report from our rich backyard. Like my old friend DJ Dusk would say, "We're not done."
This week L.A. Letters spotlights a few quintessential small presses and communities of poetry across the country that are redefining the art form and promoting community simultaneously.
Following last week's list of poetry venues for National Poetry Month, this week L.A. Letters salutes publishers of poetry and an important anthology.
This week L.A. Letters covers even more poetry venues, from the inner city to the Inland Empire, Orange County, San Gabriel Valley, Long Beach and everywhere within reach.
This week L.A. Letters highlights two evenings of live music and a band of high school musicians.
This week L.A. Letters discusses Iconic L.A. Women.
This week L.A. Letters shows the kindred ideas of three generations of women thinkers over the last 150 years.