Q&A with Humor Editor Sue D. Gelber
the museum is delighted to announce that contributor Sue D. Gelber has joined our editorial team! She will be serving as editor for our new humor section. In this Q&A, … Continue reading
Best of the Net Nominations for 2019
the museum is delighted to share our Best of the Net anthology nominations. Best of luck to these amazing writers! Poetry “Potluck” by Derek … Continue reading
Emma Guzman Reviews Sarah Potenza’s Road To Rome
Sarah Potenza’s 2019 release Road To Rome offers a formidable artillery of empowering blues and R & B anthems. With help from her husband Ian Crossman (lead guitar, co-writer), as … Continue reading
Connect with the museum of americana at AWP
the museum of americana invites you to connect with our editors at AWP this year! They’re not as scary as this bear. I … Continue reading
Grant Clauser’s Reckless Constellations — Review and Interview by Contributor Karen Weyant
As soon as I started Grant Clauser’s latest collection of poems, Reckless Constellations, I thought to myself, Wow, I know this place. This place is a landscape filled with beer-can … Continue reading
AWP18 Museum Meetup
Join members of the museum of americana’s editorial staff, along with contributors, and friends old and new, for a midday meetup at AWP18 in Tampa! Have a beer, share news, … Continue reading
Contributor Cal Freeman Interviews Charlie Rauh
Viriditas, the debut solo album from NYC-based composer Charlie Rauh, is a series of short guitar pieces exploring the modalities of simple melodic phrases. Contributor Cal Freeman takes the opportunity to interview … Continue reading
Announcing our Pushcart Nominations
Congratulations to the following contributors for their excellent contributions this year. We believe in your work deeply, and we wish you luck in the judging … Continue reading
Ellen Stone on the Farmall Model H Tractor
I was fourteen when Ty put me on the H. All winter, I had helped him with chores, cleaning out stalls, setting up the milking, feeding cows hay, silage. … Continue reading
Contributor Cal Freeman on Doop and the Inside Outlaws’
The Corridor Doop and the Inside Outlaws “Back in the summer of ’49, old Everett Belcher was runnin’ shine from the hills of Kentucky to the mills of Great … Continue reading
