Portland's Fonograf Editions releases "Alice Notley: Live in Seattle."
As we brace for yet another few weeks of record-breaking rain, it's time to take shelter in poetry
By: Seattle Magazine Staff
What to do in Seattle in the weeks ahead
By: Jim Demetre
For 20 years, Seattle’s Hugo House has served as an urban writer’s retreat at its Capitol Hill location across from Cal Anderson Park, sponsoring and hosting a wide variety of events, residencies and services for readers and writers alike.
April – as I’m sure you know – is National Poetry Month.
