Literature
10 Things To Know about Inprint And Its 2018-19 Season
Posted on · A profile of the Houston literary organization’s programs, reading series, and daily life in ten questions
Tag: Rich Levy
Voices and Verses
National Poetry Month: “Vanishing Point” By Rich Levy
Posted on · The Houston poet reads an ode to the parents of teenagers.
Literature
Writing The City: Benevolent Subversives – The Story Of Inprint
Posted on · How a unique organization, seeking to peacefully infiltrate Houstonians' lives with the written word, came to be.
Houston Matters
The Best Books of 2016 — and Ones to Watch for in 2017
Posted on · We take a look back at some of Houston’s best books of 2016 and some to look forward to in 2017. Out of the thousands of books that were published this year we ask Rich Levy, executive director of Inprint Houston, to help us decide the must-reads of 2016. 2016 Best Books by Houston authors […]
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Planned Parenthood Cut from Medicaid, and The Good, Bad and Ugly of 2016: Wednesday’s Show (December 21, 2016)
Posted on · The Texas Health and Human Services Commission delivered a final legal notice to defund Planned Parenthood from the Medicaid program. In a provision under the state and federal law pertaining to Medicaid providers, the Office of the Inspector General wrote that the group is “not qualified to provide medical services in a professionally competent, safe, […]
Houston Matters
Is Houston the Starting Point for the Next Great American Writers?
Posted on · The University of Houstonâs MFA program in creative writing is one of the more prestigious programs in the country. And that may be just one of several reasons Houston might be an attractive starting point for the next generation of American writers. To discuss whether Houston plays a role in shepherding young writers, weâre joined […]