Poet James Duncan will read from his work at the Third Thursday Poetry Night at Social Justice Center (33 Central Ave., Albany) on Thursday, July 19, 2018 .
This workshop is for beginners (or “beginners-plus”), and focuses on giving and receiving constructive feedback on our work, as well as offering exercises, writing prompts, and some tips on how to read poetry, as we learn some basic techniques.
On Wednesday, July 4, Caffè Lena will present a poetry reading by Elaine Handley with an open reading will follow.
On Tuesday, July 3rd at noon, the Author Talk at the main Albany Public Library, 161 Washington Ave., will feature Therese L. Broderick reading from her first full-length collection, BREATH DEBT: POEMS.
Sequestrum is hungry for fantastic summer reading; fiction, nonfiction, poetry – we want it all! Doors close July 15 for Issue 17.
Writers in the Mountains are presenting a number of workshops and events this summer for writers, poets, and artists.
Poets in the Park is celebrating nearly 30 years of bringing poetry in July to the Robert Burns statue in Washington Park, Albany, NY. The series was started in 1989 by the late Tom Nattell and is now run by Albany poet & photographer Dan Wilcox.
Kathleen Smith will be the featured reader at the monthly poetry open mic at Arthur’s Market & Cafe, 35 N.Ferry Street, Schenectady, on Wednesday, July 11.
Writer Donna Minkowitz will host a one-day summer memoir workshop in Beacon on Saturday, July 21, from 2-5 PM.
Fran Yardley is thrilled to announce the arrival of her book, Finding True North: A History of One Small Corner of the Adirondacks, published by Excelsior Editions, an imprint of State University of New York Press.
Shira Dentz’s third full-length book, how do i net thee, is just out from Salmon Poetry and is available for purchase online including at Amazon and in stock at various independent bookstores.
