Join The Great Northern and Milkweed Editions for an in-person event celebrating Michael Kleber-Diggs and his debut poetry collection Worldly Things. Masks and proof of vaccination against COVID-19 are required. Free and open to the public, but registration is required. Register here!
Join the Hudson Valley Writers Center for the final reading of their 2021 Series, featuring Devon Walker-Figueroa, Sandra Lim, and Natasha Rao. This reading will take place via Zoom. The Zoom link will be emailed after registration. This reading is free and open to the public. Donations toward the readers’ honoraria are greatly appreciated. More details here!
Tune in to the Indo-American Arts Council’s Literary Festival for a virtual discussion with Marilyn Hacker and Karthika Naïr about their new poetry collection, A Different Distance. They will be joined in conversation by Arundhathi Subramaniam. Register here!
Join Brookline Booksmith’s Transnational Literature Series for a virtual conversation with Marilyn Hacker and Karthika Naïr about A Different Distance, moderated by Christopher Merrill. Free and open to the public; register here!
Join the Strand Bookstore for a virtual conversation with Marilyn Hacker and Karthika Naïr about A Different Distance, moderated by Salil Tripathi. Free and open to the public; register here!
Join the Miami Book Fair for a virtual conversation with Antonio Michael Downing, the author of Saga Boy, and Marlon Peterson, the author of Bird Uncaged, moderated by M.J. Fievre. More details here!
Join Brian Tierney for the launch of Rise and Float at Green Apple Books on the Park! This is an in-person event, but a Zoom link will also be available to virtual guests. Tierney will be joined by William Brewer, Randall Mann, and Noah Warren. More details here!
The “Reading By Writers” series at the University Club of St. Paul presents a poetry reading with Michael Bazzett, Thomas R. Smith, Philip Bryant, and Joyce Sutphen. More details here!
Join McNally Jackson for an evening of poetry and indie-press appreciation, featuring Milkweed Editions’ authors Michael Bazzett, Michael Kleber-Diggs, Wayne Miller, and Devon Walker-Figueroa as they present their new collections. More details here!
Ryann Stevenson is the author of Human Resources, selected by Henri Cole as winner of the 2021 Max Ritvo Poetry Prize. Her poems have appeared in the Adroit Journal, American Letters & Commentary, Bennington Review, Columbia Poetry Review, Cortland Review, Denver Quarterly, and Linebreak, among others. She lives in Oakland, California.
