Through narrative and ekphrastic poems, Secret Formulas & Techniques of the Masters follows a writer’s search for hidden messages in her mother’s paintings.
Suzanne Rancourt has two events coming up in November: VETERANS AND COMMUNITY DAY– ARTIST SALON and VOICES OF POETRY TO END ALL WARS.
Don Levy is still knee deep in Victorian Literature but he is moving forward in time to New York City in 1916 with “Archy and Mehitabel”.
Matthew Klane, faculty advisor for The Rev, Sage College’s literary magazine, introduced Wendy Chin-Tanner, citing her many achievements as: a founding editor at Kin Poetry Journal, poetry editor at The Nervous Breakdown, and co-founder of A Wave Blue World, an independent publishing company for graphic novels. After a round of applause, she stood and crossed the maroon carpet, taking the spotlight.
The Hudson Valley Writers Guild Annual Meeting presents An Afternoon with Woman Poets featuring Therese Broderick, Sharon Stenson, Dawn Marar, and Faith Green Saturday November 17, 2018.
This was the last in the series featuring individual local writers, with the final subject being “el presidente” himself, Thom Francis.
If the clouded sky did not bring an air of remembrance to the Book House, then the people did, holding thinly bound, sunset toned books in hand, milling around the store, waiting for the author of God Needed a Puppy.
Here’s a look at the poetry and spoken word readings, open mics, workshops, events, and slams in the region this week.
HiLo Catskill presents the HiLo Spoken Word Revue with Ari Wolff, Norman Douglas, Jana Martin, Karen Schoemer and Mike Griffin.
Bob Sharkey announces the 4th Annual Stephen A. DiBiase Poetry Prize is now accepting submissions.
Rebecca Schumejda interviews writer and artist Hosho McCresh, whose first novel, “Chinese Gucci” is forthcoming.
Albany Poets announces a call for submissions for for Up The River, Issue Seven, which will be published in April 2019.
