scattered clouds

In her article entitled “Clouds over Vermont,” Mara Brooks describes the romantic relationship between Goddard alum Reuben Jackson and his second home.

ON TUESDAY the writer of 2019’s Scattered Clouds and archivist at UDC’s Felix E. Grant Jazz archives, Reuben Jackson, stopped in for a chat with the DC Public Library’s radio podcast.

Scattered Clouds by Reuben Jackson appears on The Poetry Foundation’s December reading list.

Scattered Clouds by Reuben Jackson recieves a glowing review from Matt Sutherland of Foreword Reviews.

For her recent article in the Washington City Paper, Hannah Grieco interviewed three local DC poets including Reuben Jackson, author of SCATTERED CLOUDS.

Leslie Pietrzyk recently conducted a short interview with poet, Reuben Jackson concerning his newest collection, “Scattered Clouds”

In “Melodic Recollections of Notable Musicians” Reuben spends an hour recalling his adventures and misadventures as curator of the Smithsonian’s Ellington collection. For anyone interested in knowing more about Reuben Jackson and the immense jazz influence in his poetry, this is the place to start.

Reuben Jackson shares a poem, “little man, september 1963” from his upcoming collection “scattered clouds”

In ASP’s first recorded interview, Reuben Jackson talks to Rose Solari about working, living, and writing his newest collection “Scattered Clouds”.