Local poet and retired psychotherapist Howard J. Kogan announces his fourth solo collection of poetry, “Before I Forget.”
Recently retired from government service Tim Verhaegen has attended some Zoom poetry meetings & got the bug to take the leap to organize his first open mic.
Don Levy is taking on the 30 Book Limit from Marie Kondo, the author of “The Life-Changing Magic of Tyding Up”.
The 2018 Albany Word Fest is right around the corner. In just 10 days our week-long celebration of the poetry and spoken word kicks off at the Hudson River Coffee House.
Here’s a look at the poetry and spoken word events, readings, open mics, events, workshops, and slams in the region.
Over the past couple of months, a number of local poets have released new books and collections of their work.
On Sunday, January 29, poets will gather at Old Songs to celebrate the launch of Howard Kogan’s new book, A Chill in the Air. The gig will begin at 3 p.m. with a toast to the bard and a treat or two to boot. There will be an open mic, but poets will be limited to one poem that focuses on the theme.
Dan Wilcox and Nancy Klepsch hosted the 2nd Sunday at 2, Poetry and Prose open mic at the Arts Center in Troy with 15 poets on the list.
Howard Kogan has two new books coming out. A book of poems, A Chill in the Air, and Howard’s first (and what he says “probably my last”) novel. A book launch is planned January 29 in Voorheesville.
Here is a look at the great poetry events, readings, open mics, and slams that are coming up in the region.
We are very happy to announce that “Up The River, Issue Four” is now available on Amazon.com and will be available at the Albany Word Fest.
Our friends at the Rensselaerville Library are holding their 11th annual celebration of National Poetry Month with some great events planned.
