Cincinnati, OH
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Don Bogen at Mercantile Library
Join Mercantile Library for a night of music and poetry centering Don Bogen’s newest collection of poetry, Immediate Song.
Salisbury, MD
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Don Bogen at Salisbury State University
Join Salisbury State University for a reading with Don Bogen and his newest collection of poetry, Immediate Song.
Pasadena, CA
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Don Bogen at Vroman's Bookstore
Join Vroman’s Bookstore as they host Don Bogen to read, talk about, and sign copies of his newest collection of poetry, Immediate Song.
Los Angeles, CA
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Don Bogen at USC
Join the USC Dept. of English for a reading with Don Bogen and his newest collection of poetry, Immediate Song. Don Bogen will be joined by poet Susan Kinsolving (Peripheral Vision).
Lake Forest Park, WA
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HEARTH editors at Third Place Books
Third Place Books hosts Susan O’connor and Annick Smith for a reading from their anthology Hearth: A Global Conversation on Community, Identity, and Place.
Homewood, AL
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Margaret Renkl at Alabama Booksmith
Join The Alabama Booksmith as they welcome Margaret Renkl for a celebration of her highly acclaimed book, Late Migartions.
Seattle, WA
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John James at Open Books: A Poem Emporium
Join Open Books for a reading with John James, author of The Milk Hours, and writer and naturalist Elizabeth Bradfield.
Brooklyn, NY
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Michael Bazzett at Berl’s Brooklyn Poetry Shop
Berl’s Brooklyn Poetry Shop hosts Michael Bazzett for a reading of The Popol Vuh.
San Francisco, CA
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John James at City Lights Bookstore
Join City Lights Bookstore for a celebration of John James’ new poetry collection, The Milk Hours.
Authors / Editors / Interviews
5 Reasons to Teach This Book—21|19: Contemporary Poets in the Nineteenth Century Archive
Welcome to 5 Reasons to Teach This Book! In this new interview series, I’ll be investigating and straight-up admiring some of Milkweed’s titles via conversations with educators, authors and booksellers. We’ll get down to the nuts-and-bolts of anthologies as well as some exciting pedagogical takes that will make your students want to steal this book from you. While the title of this series is prescriptive, we hope that your engagement with the dialogue is organic and that you find entry points into the texts that align with your goals as a teacher, reader, writer, or literary advocate.
As the…