Library of America remembers poet Anne Stevenson, 1933–2020
Library of America launches nationwide celebration of African American poetry with major online event and new website
Laurence Maslon answers your questions about the great American musical
Susan Ware: Why the Nineteenth Amendment matters
Are You There Ursula? It’s Me, Sean
Fifty more great opening lines from American novels
Read, discuss: Fifty of the most memorable opening lines in American novels
Forthcoming: Spring 2021
Shelf awareness: Unscientific sample proves LOA volumes lend instant “bookcase credibility”
“I was often alone, but seldom lonely”—Henry Wessells on his pandemic reading
49 organizations in 24 states receive grants under LOA’s Lift Every Voice initiative
2020 LOA in the Classroom: Students learn America’s founding principles
A season of vulnerability and hope: On William Carlos Williams’s “Spring and All”
Some helpful links for students at home: Part II—Literature and poetry resources
Some helpful links for students at home: Part I—History resources
James Thurber: Humor for an age of anxiety
