As book lovers at the NEA, we are thrilled to support this year's festival, which kicks off on August 24, 2024. Because you can never have too much literary content, we created a playlist of our Art Works podcast interviews with a few of the authors ...

As we celebrate James Baldwin's centennial, his profound impact on literature and social thought remains more significant than ever. Here are ten facts that you may not know about him!

In celebration of Disability Pride Month, we are spotlighting some of the stories, projects, and resources for and by individuals and organizations within the disability community.

Brooklyn-based writer Temim Fruchter answers the Artful Life Questionnaire.

We spoke with poet Nathalie Handal about editing "The Poetry of Arab Women: A Contemporary Anthology" and her other writing practices.

Zoeglossia provides professional and creative support for disabled poets, who are often excluded from opportunities due to lack of accessibility.

This Valentine's Day, we collected poems by NEA Literature Fellows to share with your special someone…your pet, best friend, relative, spouse, or child!

Poet and National Council on the Arts member Huascar Medina reflects on how poetry can deeper and enlarge our conversations with each other.

NEA Creative Writing Fellow reflects on borders in her life and work.

Test your knowledge of the authors appearing at this year's National Book Festival with this literary quiz!

We spoke to 2023 Poetry Out Loud National Champion Sreepadaarchana Munjuluri from Indiana about her POL experience.

Zoeglossia, a literary organization for disabled poets, is creating a space where these poets can develop their craft and thrive professionally.