Narrowsburg, NY
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In Person: Jennifer Kabat at One Grand Books
Join Jennifer Kabat at One Grand Books for a reading and discussion of her latest book Nightshining.
Cold Spring, NY
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In Person: Jennifer Kabat with Summer J Hart at Split Rock Books
Join Jennifer Kabat in conversation with Summ J Hart at Split Rock Books for a reading and discussion of her newest book, Nightshining.
Salisbury, MD
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Virtual: Ada Limón reading for Wor-Wic Community College
Join Ada Limón for a virtual reading and celebration as part of Wor-Wic Community College’s Echoes & Visions Reading Series. For more information on the event, click here.
Milwaukee, WI
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In Person: Ada Limón at University of Wisconsin
Join Ada Limón for a reading and discussion as part of University of Wisconsin’s Distinguished Lectures Series. More information on the event can be found here.
Minneapolis, MN
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In Person: Karen Babine with Chris Hewitt at Magers & Quinn
Join Karen Babine and Chris Hewitt for a reading and discussion of her latest work, The Allure of Elsewhere. More info forthcoming.
Pasadena, CA
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In Person: Chris Santiago at Vroman's Bookstore
Join Chris Santiago at Vroman’s Bookstore for a reading and discussion of his latest collection, Small Wars Manual. More info forthcoming.
Topsham, ME
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In Person: Sarah V. Schweig at Topsham Public Library
Join Sarah V. Schweig at the Topsham Public Library for a National Poetry Month reading of her newest collection, The Ocean in the Next Room.
Ripon, WI
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In Person: Sarah V. Schweig at Ripon College
Join Sarah V. Schweig at Ripon College for a reading of her newest collection, The Ocean in the Next Room. For more information, click here.
Sleepy Hollow, NY
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Virtual: Kathy Fagan hosts a workshop for the Hudson Valley Writers Center
Join Kathy Fagan for “Truth: A Poet’s Raw Material,” a virtual workshop through the Hudson Valley Writers Center. For more information on the workshop and purchasing tickets, click here.
Authors / Events
The Long Game: Balancing Medicine and Ceremony in the Western World
On March 18th, Becoming Little Shell author Chris La Tray partnered with Milkweed Editions and Bimosedaa—a supportive, culturally-relevant housing program serving vulnerable indigenous populations in Minneapolis—to tour their on-site location.
“Bimosedaa, it’s Ojibwe for ‘let’s walk together,’” Program Manager Heather Day says, welcoming Chris and Milkweed staff into their apartment-style housing program. Around us, sunlight filters in through sloping glass walls.
“Bimosedaa: It’s Ojibwe for ‘let’s walk together.’”
True to their namesake, Chris and Heather radiate into the very embodiment of the phrase. As they drift past tenant rooms and gathering spaces, Heather gestures to a traditional star…