Kelly Blewett

In her new memoir, Kelcey Ervick explores how Title IX empowered her and other female athletes.

He revisits a character from an earlier short story in his new novel ”Getting Huge,” a cautionary tale about obsessive pumpkin farming.

Four writers reflect on what they learned at UC, how they launched their debut books during the pandemic, and what they’re looking forward to on their return visits to Cincinnati.

Wandering through Cincinnati’s literary scene one poet, book fair, kids’ class, and bookstore at a time.

The Cincinnati writer and teacher revisits her red-clay North Carolina childhood to create a personal story alternating between the 1920s and 1960s.

The Cincinnati writer is a finalist for the 2022 Ohioana Book Awards for his bilingual collection of poetry.

The Cincinnati author releases “Shabbat Sabotage” thanks in part to a national grant supporting Jewish writers and Jewish-oriented books.

The Cincinnati journalist opens up about her mother’s suicide and hopes others will start addressing mental health.

The University of Cincinnati's 2022 Elliston Poet-in-Residence hosts three virtual events this week.

Her new children’s book takes readers inside Astra, a corporate jet shut down by the pandemic, and teaches about keeping hope while adapting to changes.