Sasha taqwšəblu LaPointe
Sasha taqwšəblu LaPointe is the author of Rose Quartz.
Sasha taqwšəblu LaPointe is the author of Rose Quartz.
Join acclaimed poet, Kathy Fagan, at Gramercy Books as she launches Bad Hobby, a perceptive collection focused on memory, class, and might-have-beens. She will be in conversation with noted poet, educator, editor, and literary critic David Baker.
Registration is on Eventbrite, closing at 6:00 pm on the day of the event. The purchase of Bad Hobby waives the $5 admission fee.
OHIO POETRY ASSOCIATION and OHIO STATE’S CREATIVE WRITING PROGRAM are Gramercy’s Community Partners for this program.
Loyalty will welcome Ama Codjoe and Ross Gay to celebrate Bluest Nude: Poems! This event will be held digitally via Crowdcast. You can donate along with your registration. Donations will go to Keep Our Clinics. There will be an option to purchase the book during the event.
Celebrate the Hudson Valley Writers Center’s Fall Launch Reading with Kathy Fagan, David Baker, and Chen Chen. Kathy Fagan will read from her latest collection, Bad Hobby.
This event will take place both in person and via Zoom.
John Cotter is the author of Losing Music and the novel Under the Small Lights.
“With Milkweed I thought, ‘this is where my book belongs,’ because of their commitment to taking care of the earth, as well as high-quality literature. I wanted to publish with Milkweed, because I knew it would give me a platform for having a conversation on a broader scale about issues that I really care about.”
“Milkweed books are instruction manuals for how to love the world, in all of its glorious manifestations, but also how to be responsible for it, for the planet and for each other.”
“I am working with a dream publisher. The book has a talented team behind it invested in its success. I have a talented team behind me invested in my growth and development. I’m having conversations on big stages with leading writers and thinkers. I thought I was launching a book, but now I feel like I’m launching my career.”
After two years of virtual events, we are thrilled to host Milkweed’s annual Book Lovers Ball in person again. Poetry Now: the Art of Connection will celebrate poetry’s breadth and power. Headlined by Ada Limón, newly appointed poet laureate, National Book Critics Circle Award winner, and host of The Slowdown podcast, and featuring a host of other brilliant Milkweed poets, the event also includes dinner, drinks, music, and a silent art auction.