Hercules at the Seminary: Dana Gioia Brings Seneca to the Catholic Imagination
America’s leading Catholic poet offers a stunning new verse translation of a play once read by Dante and forgotten by most — until now.
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Of Poetry and Pandemic, Reading and Reality, Writing and Work
Dana Gioia says: ‘Solitude and reflection … will change lives.’
Dana Gioia, Cultural Renovation and the Catholic Writer Today
Book highlights literature’s patrimony and what it means today.
California Poet Laureate Dana Gioia on the Poetry of Life
‘The world is shimmering with signs of sacred things,’ he likes to say.
Flannery O’Connor’s Spiritual Children Are Alive and Well
The ‘Catholic Literary Imagination’ conference in Los Angeles drew writers, scholars and students from across the country to discuss their craft.
Trend of Cash Prizes Gives Big Boost for Modern Catholic Literature
The announcement of America magazine's $25,000 George W. Hunt award marks a major milestone in the effort to promote Catholic letters with money and recognition.
