In this episode of Poetry Pea: The Senryū Sessions (Part Two), Patricia dives deeper into the poetic dance between haiku and senryū — where do they meet, and where do they part ways? With insights from scholars like Shirane, Wirth, Pizzarelli, and Virgil, we explore what makes a haiku an observation and a senryū a commentary. Through poems by Linda Ludwig, Vera Constantineau, Sam Blair, Shiki, Matt Snyder and others, we untangle how tone, imagery, and human perspective shape these distinct short

Happy Halloween! For the end of Spooktober, we're talking about the cult hit Slewfoot, by Brom. We discuss why Puritans make great horror villains, why this book is actually two books, and the power and pitfalls of witch hunts in fiction.Spoilers from 15 minutes.

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This episode highlights the servant king. Jesus has all the power of the universe, yet he humbles himself, puts on a garment, and washes the disciples' feet as an example to us. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/his-hop-radio-podcast--3366700/support. Stay Connected with His Hop Radio Download the His Hop Radio App today (available on all major platforms).📱 Stream CHH, gospel hits, inspiring interviews & podcasts anytime.💬 Join the conversation, vote on

Ken Levy, a tenured law professor at LSU, was suspended for criticizing Donald Trump in the classroom. Hear his story on Books and More. will-cooper.com

Greetings Stranger Friends! Today I try to stay on track with another episode of Stranger Things 4EVA. I try to focus on the next 10 minutes of The Dive in which Dustin figures something out with his compass, Eleven figures something out with her powers, and Yuri is about to figure something out with Murray and Joyce's plan.But - the be fair, as much as I try to stay focused....I - just like you only thinking about one thing.Tomorrow. Trailer. Boom! Bada. Bada. Boom. See you then...SUPPORT:

Halloween edition of the Spooky Frog podcast with Samantha and Jeffy: they discuss Ruth Anna Evans' novella Do Not Go In That House, their wild New Orleans trip, and how the book’s haunted-house mystery intertwines with a podcaster’s manic episode.They also recap the Spooktacular costume contest, big cash prizes, book-fair giveaways, Goth Barge adventures, DJs, and upcoming events — a fast, festive, and eerie wrap-up of spooky season.

The Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1798) vs The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe (1845)

This week, we’re exploring what happens when creativity meets critique. My guest is Ashlyn Harmon — a talented romance author and a professional editor. Two roles that sound like natural allies, but sometimes end up in a quiet tug-of-war.We’ll talk about how Ashlyn balances those sides of her brain — the writer who wants to let the story flow, and the editor who’s always ready with the red pen. How do those perspectives help or hinder each other? And when do you know which hat to wear? Follow

This Halloween, The Midnight Diner invites you to settle in for a night of stories that cross centuries of fear and fascination. We begin with The Devil Keeps a Calendar, a dramatized tale of temptation and time, where a demon takes revenge on the humans who dare to trick-or-treat on another night. Then we ride through Washington Irving’s haunting classic, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, in a special abridged presentation that captures the eerie quiet of the Hudson Valley. Finally, we turn back the

There are two things we always celebrate over here at Even The Trunchbull: back to school, and of course, Halloween. This is a nostalgic one for us! We are reading two spooky books that came out the year of our birth (1992).First up is Goosebumps #3: Monster Blood, by RL Stine. Matt remembers an abiding sense of loneliness reading this book as a 7 year old. Nina likens it to eating a packet of crisps. It's good fun! Long live useless parents and unlikeable protagonists in kidlit, say we. There's

Burns' new six-part PBS documentary series includes the perspectives of women, Native Americans and enslaved and free Black people — all of whom were initially excluded from the declaration "all men are created equal." The series begins Nov. 16. Also, Lloyd Schwartz reviews a recording of Handel arias from soprano Julia Lezhneva.Follow Fresh Air on instagram @nprfreshair, and subscribe to our weekly newsletter for gems from the Fresh Air archive, staff recommendations, and a peek behind the

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In this episode of The Story Is Podcast, hosts Katie and Amanda dive into Dark Fae, book 1 of Ruthless Boys of the Zodiac by Caroline Peckham and Susanne Valenti for the very first time! This episode will only discuss chapters 1-10, so please no spoilers for the remainder of the series! We’re sharing our thoughts on our protagonists, Elise and the kings, this Zodiac Academy spin-off world, and our initial theories for love interests. Time Stamps (0:00) Intro and initial thoughts (3:48...

November Book's -The Troop By Nick Cutter -Abarat by Clive Barker -The Call of Cthulhu, Herbert West, Re-animator & At the Mountains of Madness by H.P. Lovecraft -God of Malice by Rina Kent

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