Penned in 1942, the 'Lolita' author's "The Man of To-morrow’s Lament" questions the Man of Steel's ability to have a physical relationship with Lois Lane
Over his 101-year life, the poet and activist created spaces for artists to thrive — but he also helped transform the sound of American poetry
The Beat poet and founder of City Lights bookstore and imprint inspired artists from Bob Dylan to Cyndi Lauper
The late poet’s book of 'Poetry, Sex, Art, Death, and Enlightenment’ captures New York City’s downtown arts scene in vivid detail
Proto–hip-hop collective returns in May with new LP 'Transcending Toxic Times'
The nation's first-ever youth poet laureate is an activist at heart
Speedy Ortiz singer-songwriter on 'Mouthguard,' her first collection of poems
With almost 2 million followers, Kaur has made her straightforward poetry about love, heartbreak and womanhood a global sensation
With a new generation of fans from Twitter and 'Transparent,' the legendary artist is basking in latest literary renaissance
'Priestdaddy' author talks about growing up in a "God gang" in Middle America and her atheist father joining the cloth
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