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- March 2026 Feature: Bettina Judd
meant a lot to me because in many ways, I was tying my workshop experience to whether I would pursue poetry Tafisha Edwards https://theoffingmag.com/poetry/the-double-blind/ ### Torch Literary Arts is a 501(c
- January 2026 Feature: Fabienne Josaphat
In addition to fiction, Josaphat writes non-fiction and poetry, as well as screenplays. Her work has been featured in The African American Review , The Washington Post , Teen Vogue , The Master Haywood was scrutinizing her features, judging her.
- December 2025 Feature: Nandi Comer
Her debut poetry collection, Tapping Out (Triquarterly) won the Society of Midland Authors Award and She currently serves as the 2025-2026 Jay C. and Ruth Halls Poetry Fellow at the Wisconsin Institute I immediately wanted to feature as many poets as possible. Michigan is so rich with a diverse poetry community. I wanted to bring the whole poetry family on set.
- Friday Feature: April Sojourner Truth Walker
TORCH has featured work by Colleen J.
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- August 2025 Feature: Kendra Allen
She's the author of memoir Fruit Punch , poetry collection The Collection Plate , and essay collection He looked uncomfortable then, too, but it was a Friday, so I did it anyway. You are the author of an essay collection, a poetry collection, and a memoir.
- January 2024 Feature: Sapphire
What role has your poetry played for you in difficult times and political moments? And as the title of the poem reflects found poetry is important to the working of this poem. Found Poetry can be defined as: “A borrowed text, a piece of writing that takes an existing text and The first time I remember using this type of collage form, i.e., mixing documents and poetry was when I used official documents, poetry, and personal correspondence: 3.
- July 2025 Feature: Angela Jackson
Foundation 2022 Ruth Lilly Lifetime Achievement award for poetry. I would nurture poetry in young people and people who were ignored. I was attracted to poetry the first time I read a poem in first grade. All I was compelled to do was write in my felt notebook and read Black poetry and other poetry. People can buy my books and ask book clubs to feature my work. Ask me to do readings over Zoom.
- June 2025 Feature: Deesha Philyaw
going to therapy, spending time with my daughters and with my friends, and reading some really stellar poetry
- March 2025 Feature: Nijla Mu'min
Her filmmaking is informed by poetry, photography, fiction, music, and dance. poetry and prose essays. Her poetry has been featured in Aunt Chloe, The Temz Review , The Boston Review , and Mythium Literary poetry background influences your filmmaking. I started writing poetry when I was a teenager.
- April 2025 Feature: Tanya Shirley
Tanya Shirley is a Jamaican poet, Cave Canem Fellow, and the author of two poetry collections; She Who Bones and The Merchant of Feathers . photo by Peter Ferguson Studio Tanya Shirley has published two poetry Her work has been featured on BBC World Service, BBC Front Row, Scottish Poetry Library, www.poetryarchive.org Poetry is my way of practicing grief, learning to sit with it in order to grow in my appreciation of I will say that the two days poetry made me bawl my eyes out were my two book launches in 2009 and 2015
- October 2025 Feature: Patricia Spears Jones
She is the recipient of the 2017 Jackson Poetry Prize from Poets & Writers. Her poems are in several anthologies among them: 250 Years of African American Poetry; 2017 Pushcart Prize XLI: Best of Small Presses; Of Poetry and Protest: From Emmett Till to Trayvon Martin, and Angles Bob Holman and others created a Weekly Poetry Calendar. You can see by this partial list of poetry players that I was part of an extraordinary cohort.











