Julia Tagliere’s work has appeared in The Writer, Potomac Review, Gargoyle Magazine, Washington Independent Review of Books, and numerous anthologies. Winner of the 2015 William Faulkner Literary Competition for Best Short Story, the 2017 Writers Center Undiscovered Voices Fellowship, and the 2021 Nancy Zafris Short Story Fellowship, Julia completed her M.A. in Writing at Johns Hopkins University and serves as an editor with The Baltimore Review.
See more information about Poetry X Hunger Initiative (Artwork by Diane Wilbon Parks)
Larew launched Poetry X Hunger to rouse more poets in the fight to end hunger. The website includes more than 250 poems by poets from around the world. He co-edited the first-ever e-collection of such poems and recordings and issued it in 2021 (see the link to the collection on the website's front page).
Many of the poems have been used in classrooms, during anti-hunger meetings, as part of religious services, and in food bank newsletters.
Many of the poems have been used in classrooms, during anti-hunger meetings, as part of religious services, and in food bank newsletters.
Year: Ongoing
See more information about A radio interview of Larew.
This is a recording of Larew as featured poet on a radio program in California, USA.
October 2019 – Radio interview on Living Proof program, Outbeat Radio hosted by Sheridan Gold and Dr. Dianna Grayer, KRCB 91 FM, Santa Rose, CA
October 2019 – Radio interview on Living Proof program, Outbeat Radio hosted by Sheridan Gold and Dr. Dianna Grayer, KRCB 91 FM, Santa Rose, CA
Visiting Fellow, Hood College
See more information about Visiting Fellow, Hood CollegeYear: 2019
Details: Larew served as a Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellow for a week at Hood College in 2019. Focus: Food security, poetry, sustainability, hunger.
Jenna Cipolloni is an independent Maryland-based writer and filmmaker.
Larew in Voices of Woodlawn Presentation, hosted by The Ragged Edge Poetry Series, Gettysburg, PA
During a Writing Residency at Historic Woodlawn Plantation Estate in Fairfax, Virginia, Larew invited four African American poets to join him in writing about the largely unknown community of 90 slaves who served 9 whites at Woodlawn in the 1800's. The resulting 45-minute program of powerful poetry and music has been presented widely as a prompt for deeper discussions about America's tragic history of slavery. The photograph was taken at Woodlawn. Larew is grateful to Historic Woodlawn and to The Inner Loop for the Residency.
Medium: Poetry
Year: 2019
Author Fan Face-Off/ Saadia Faruqi & Laura Shovan -- A Place at the Table
It's a middle-grade book game show, a booktube showdown, a book-lovers zoom challenge for the pandemic era! In each episode of #AuthorFanFaceOff, one great writer and one super-fan go head-to-head on trivia questions based on one of the author's best loved books.
Medium: Poetry/Children's Literature
Year: 2020
Details: 11:38