Poetry Now! The Clarion’s August poetry roundup
Published in our Aug. issue, these magnificent poems are here to dazzle you all once again. “Mt. Fuji in the Sky” by Jey Ley, Creative Writer On a drive from…
The Clarion Reviews: ‘The Tuner of Silences’
written by Mia Couto and translated from Portuguese by David Brookshaw. Few writers or poets have had the impact that Mia Couto has had on me in recent years. His…
Meet Sinclair’s Poet Laureate Professor Amanda Hayden
On campus or off, few wear as many hats as Humanities Professor Amanda Hayden. The mother of three is a proud educator, traveler, and Sinclair Community College’s Poet Laureate. For…
Sinclair English Professor Organizes Poetry Reading
April is National Poetry Month, and for over a decade, Sinclair has been hosting an annualreading for the college’s community to participate in! This year’s Poem In Your Pocket will…
Sinclair Celebrates National Poetry Month
April is National Poetry Month here in the United States, and this year Sinclair is joining in on the festivities. All month long, students and staff have been able to…
Confessions of an Optimistic Pessimist
Earlier this year, I wrote a piece for the Sinclair Clarion titled, “Reflections and Resolutions of an Optimistic Pessimist.” Here, I explored my goals and aspirations for 2021, such as…