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Upcoming Readings & New POP & More Songs of the Week
As it happens I have some readings coming up. The first is next Tuesday, September 23 at The New School and is being billed as an evening with former LIT editors. Reading with me is Nicole Steinberg and Justin Marks. You can get more information here. I’m looking forward to it. The New School has…
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Aphoria Reviewed at The Volta & Boog City & More Songs of the Week
I think that I have more or less finally “returned” from vacation, from the idea of summer, from the brief respite the summer brings. During this time Aphoria was lovingly reviewed by Douglas Piccinnini on The Volta. You can read the review here. It means a lot to me when unsolicited reviews like this pop up.…
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Forty-Seven Minutes
Forty-Seven Minutes Years later I’m standing before a roomful of young writers in a high school in Texas. I’ve asked them to locate an image in a poem we’d just read—their heads at this moment are bowed to the page. After some back & forth about the grass & a styrofoam cup, a girl raises…
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Reading at Earshot Tomorrow & New POP & More Sows & Tacocat!
So I am reading tomorrow night for Earshot. The Earshot reading series was the first NYC reading series I read at when I was a pre-MFA-er (a long time ago!) and the reading took place at a bar on Ludlow Street. I was SO nervous! At one point someone broke a glass while I was…
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So Many Updates – POP, SOW, Readings, Reviews
Since we’ve last talked not only has there been one new POP, but rather there has been two. Anne Boyer talks Bo Diddley here and Carina Finn talks the wild heart here. If you haven’t done so already give them a read. Also, as always, lots of SOWs, featuring a short residency from Futurepoem with…
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New POP & New SOWs & New EP by Ryan Anselmi & New Book by Paige Taggart & Sean Rowe at My House!
Well, it’s April and we are experiencing a bit of a reprieve weather-wise, finally. If all goes well I’ll get to go on a short bike ride after work, the first ride of the season. But let me tell you about some stuff first: 1. New Poets off Poetry by Patrick Gaughan. 2. New Songs…
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Poem-a-Day & Reading at WORD in Jersey City & New POP & New SOWs
Finally getting back on schedule since returning from AWP in Seattle last week. I had a really great time. I got to hear Mary Ruefle read (she was wonderful). I got to go on a lovely hike that overlooked the Pugent Sound. And most importantly, I got to take a break from life in NYC.…
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Boog City Festival 7.5 & Songs of the Week & AWP & Winter Blues
Okay, first thing’s first – I’m reading this Sunday as part of the Boog City Festival. I’m reading at about 4pm, but there is a whole afternoon of readings scheduled. Here’s the line up: SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 12:00 P.M. Unnameable Books 600 Vanderbilt Ave. Prospect Heights, Brooklyn 12:00 p.m. Zoe Z (music) 12:30 p.m. Jamie…
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Happy New Year & The Making of Americans & POP & SOW & Nina Nastasia
Happy New Year, etc. First time here in 2014. Another year, more/new resolutions. A hope for us all to feel/be better, whatever that means for us in real life. In other news, I am reading this Friday as part of Triple Canopy‘s marathon reading of Gertrude Stein’s novel The Making of Americans. I will…
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New Poets off Poetry & Song of the Week Forever & Yoga Sleuth & Musical Refuge
Negligent as ever with my updates, two Poets off Poetry have come and gone without me saying a word. In November, Andy Mister’s “Furniture Music, or a Kind of Boredom,” and just last week JeFF Stumpo’s “16th Century France by Way of Chicago: Howlin’ Wolf, the Blues, and Villanelles.” Every once in a while (in my…