Kelly Blewett
Remembering the Reds’ No-No Miracle Worker
Robert Skead publishes a children’s novel to help keep Johnny Vander Meer and his unbreakable pitching record in the public eye.
How Lisa Ampleman Became a Mom in Space
Her new book of poetry mixes personal themes of birth and loss with explorations of NASA, Star Trek, lunar cycles, and Neil Armstrong.
The Book Bus Stars in Her Own Picture Book
Melanie Moore celebrates the amazing story of Tilly the Book Bus with a book release party on March 2.
Duane Lundy Lends Us His Ear for Great Music
In his new guide book, the psychology professor uses 12 criteria to evaluate the best rock albums and songs of all time.
Writer Urges Protestant Churches to Reckon With Clergy Abuse
Writer Sarah Stankorb interviews sexual abuse advocate Christa Brown November 11 at Wyoming Baptist Church.
Of Loren Long We Sing
The children’s book illustrator grounds his work in a Cincinnati and Midwest aesthetic that authors from Barack Obama to Madonna to Amanda Gorman love being associated with.
Can Poetry Plus Music Create More Than a Song?
Indiana University East professors Brian Brodeur (creative writing) and Nathan Froebe (music) set a poem to music and consider the results.
How Title IX Has Moved the Goalposts
In her new memoir, Kelcey Ervick explores how Title IX empowered her and other female athletes.
Author John Young Has a Huge Imagination
He revisits a character from an earlier short story in his new novel ”Getting Huge,” a cautionary tale about obsessive pumpkin farming.
UC Alumni Highlight the Robert and Adele Schiff Fiction Festival
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.
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