Please join us on Monday, April 1st for an author event with Karen Babine.
Babine is the author of Water and What We Know, and she recently released her book, All the Wild Hungers. She will read from and talk about the book as well as take questions. Books are available at Zandbroz now and the evening of the event.
Please join us in Portland for a night of poetry and revelry, with readings by John James (The Milk Hours, 2019), Nomi Stone, Kai Carlson-Wee, Hafizah Geter, Aaron Coleman, Emily Barton Altman, Rob Schlegel, and Cassie Donish!
Join us Friday, March 29 at The Slide Inn for a marvelous reading featuring contributors from Adroit, Denver Quarterly, Salt Hill Journal, Quarterly West, and Western Humanities Review! Food and drink will be provided free of charge. See you there!
AWP is saved! Join us for poetry and libations at Portland’s Base Camp Brewing Company, featuring none other than: Emily Skillings, Jay Deshpande, Marina Blitshteyn, John James (The Milk Hours, 2019), Samantha Zighelboim, Elizabeth Gross, Jerika Marchan, Graham Barnhart, and Toby Altman.
Hosted by Taneum Bambrick.
AWP is saved! Join us for poetry and libations at Portland’s Base Camp Brewing Company, featuring none other than: Emily Skillings, Jay Deshpande, Marina Blitshteyn, John James (The Milk Hours, 2019), Samantha Zighelboim, Elizabeth Gross, Jerika Marchan, Graham Barnhart, and Toby Altman.
Hosted by Taneum Bambrick.
Jake Skeets writes about the cover of his debut collection of poems, Eyes Bottle Dark with a Mouthful of Flowers (forthcoming September 2019), which features the portrait of his uncle, Mr. Benson James, taken in 1979 by Richard Avedon in Gallup, New Mexico.
Jake Skeets is the author of Eyes Bottle Dark with a Mouthful of Flowers, selected by the National Poetry Series and winner of the Kate Tufts Discovery Award and an American Book Award.
Witness and the American Literary Review invite you to an evening of readings at Paddy’s Bar and Grill. Readers in poetry and prose include John McCarthy (Scared Violent Like Horses, 2019), Jessica Guzman Alderman, Samar Fitzgerald, Jameelah Lang, Cade Leebron, David Mura, Gale Marie Thompson, Ruvanee Pietrersz Vilhauer, and Kathleen Winter.
Poet Jos Charles (feeld, 2018) will read at the Sarah Lawrence College Poetry Festival.
