Poetry

Selective Focus: Puppets and Poetry with Promontory Palace

Atlas posing at Studio Cafe with one of his puppet heads. Photo by Jess Morgan.

Since moving to Duluth from the South about two years ago, Atlas, or the artist behind Promontoy Palace, has been interweaving his solo artistic practice into local arts projects. His work can be found at the upcoming Dollhaus event, as well as an upcoming show in August at Studio Cafe. He utilizes puppets, poetry, paintings and ambient music to tell stories through a variety of mediums. To learn more about his current and upcoming work, check out the recent interview below. …

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Rag Mag: More Duluth Literary History Hunting

This post, also looking for resources and connections for my fall 2025 course in Minnesota Writers, has two asks. …

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Poets from Minnesota in ‘Black Flag’ — but were any of them from Duluth?

At the Duluth Public Library sale, it seems that the Minnesota Poetry collection was weeded, deaccessioned.

I think that’s a loss. …

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Writing Communities: The Writing Group at Sara’s Table

Calyx Books was a significant creative force in shaping poetic life in Duluth. These two pages, from a Calyx Press book discussed in the Duluth Budgeteer, are a kind of evidence of that impact, creating and manifesting literary community. …

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