May 14 2020

Rose Reads Covers the Music of Writing

On this episode of Rose Reads, poet Rose Solari dissects the verse of Reuben Jackson, Ellen Cole, Brandon Johnson, and others in order to understand the role music plays in the meaning and beauty of a poem.

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James J. Patterson to Write Liner Notes for New Country Rock Record

June 27, 2022

The North Star Band, formerly managed by ASP’s own James J. Patterson, release a new LP, Then and Now

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Saida Agostini’s Work Appears in Pride Poems 2022

June 22, 2022

For pride month 2022 Saida Agostini reads her (VERY NSFW) poem “Adventures of the Third Limb”

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Elizabeth Hazen Essay Lands in Coachella Review

June 8, 2022

” The future brims with uncertainty and violence and harsh colors; it is no surprise that we prefer looking back,” writes Elizabeth Hazen in her new essay that contends with a societal and personal obsession with nostalgia.

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