Event: Joshua Beckman & Elena Karina Byrne!
"This Monday @ KGB"
What: Listening Party
Host: KGB Poetry
Start Time: Monday, March 23 at 7:30pm
End Time: Monday, March 23 at 9:00pm
Where: KGB Bar
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Tuesday, March 24 2009
7:00pm
Field Magazine 40th Anniversary Reading
An evening to celebrate the famed magazine published by
Oberlin College, featuring Martha Collins, Angie Estes, Cathy Park Hong, Carol Moldaw, Charles Simic, Jean Valentine, and Jonah Winter, with editor David Young
Co-sponsored by The New School Graduate Writing Program
The New School
Wollman Auditorium
66 West 12th Street
Free | www.poetrysociety.org | rob@poetrysociety.org | 212-254-9628
Subway: 1/2/3 to 14th Street, or F/L/V to 6th Avenue/14th Street, or L/N/Q/R/W/4/5/6 to Union Square
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I'm (CA) reading next week in NYC and hope you can make it! It's part of the READINGS AT CHRYSTIE STREET RIDE AGAIN SERIES hosted by the amazing Lauren Ireland!
www.thereadingseries.blogspot.com
saddle up:
CACONRAD & IAN DREIBLATT
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25
HOME SWEET HOME
131 CHRYSTIE ST.
7 PM SHARP
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Hello lovely and local writers, artists, and friends,
I (Tim) am reading from my novel-in-progress this coming Wednesday, March 25, at Bar on A as part of the Guerrilla Lit Reading Series. Also on the program are Susan Buttenwieser and Sam J. Miller, both of whom seem radical in every sense imaginable. You can read up on them and the series here: http://guerrillalit.wordpress.com/ Bring your friends, Romans, and good country people. The reading starts at 7:30 and is free.
Bar On A (or "Barona," nobody seems to know) is in the East Village, at 170 Avenue A, between 11th and 12th. The nearest train is the L (1st Ave); Essex St (F, V, J, M, Z) and Union Square (N, Q, R, W, 4, 5, 6, and L) will get you there in a 10-15 minute walk.
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Dear spring chickens,
Just a small reminder that March is Small Press Month and EARSHOT's got your small press fix! Both readings this month are official SPM events, and the next one is on Friday, March 27th at 8 PM! As usual, you can find us at ROSE LIVE MUSIC, on 345 Grand Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn!
Our two small press superstars will be AMY LEMMON, author of Saint Nobody and representing Red Hen Press, and DOROTHEA LASKY from Wave Books, author of the acclaimed collection Awe! Three MFA readers will round out the evening in spectacular fashion, including Tanya Rey of short fiction-collective One Story!
Admission is a paltry $5, which scores you a free drink! Don't miss it!
For the entire Small Press Month event calendar, visit http://smallpressmonth.org.
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please indulge us with your presence...
THE ENCLAVE XX: THE FESTIVAL OF DREAMS DREAMT BY NO ONE
FEATURING: TED MATHYS, CHRISTOPHER LOUVET & CHRISTOPHER R. BEHA
Saturday, March 28th @ 4 PM
Cake Shop
152 Ludlow Street
New York City
Free and open to the public
TED MATHYS is the author of The Spoils, forthcoming in April from
Coffee House Press, and Forge (Coffee House, 2005). A recipient of
fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts and the New York
Foundation for the Arts, his poems have appeared in American Poetry
Review, BOMB, Conjunctions, Fence, Jubilat, LIT, Verse, and elsewhere.
Originally from Ohio, he has lived and worked in Hong Kong, Berlin,
and New York and currently studies international environmental policy
in Boston.
CHRISTOPHER LOUVET's poems have appeared in Best New Poets 2008,
McSweeney’s Internet Tendency, and elsewhere. He lives in Miami Beach
and manages information systems in Washington, DC. Find him at
www.louvetian.com.
CHRISTOPHER R. BEHA is an assistant editor at Harper's Magazine. His
essays and reviews have appeared in the New York Times Book Review,
The Believer, Tin House, Bookforum, and elsewhere. He is the author of
a memoir, The Whole Five Feet, and the co-editor, with Joyce Carol
Oates, of the Ecco Anthology of Contemporary American Short Fiction.
"There was no one in him; behind his face (which even through the bad
paintings of those times resembles no other) and his words, which were
copious, fantastic and stormy, there was only a bit of coldness, a
dream dreamt by no one." -????
Know where this quote comes from? Come to the Cake Shop on the 28th
and find out.
The Enclave is a writers’ collective based out of New York City that
aims to present the newest writing on the cutting edge to the public.
We host monthly readings at Cake Shop in the Lower East Side. For more
information on this reading and other upcoming Enclave events goto:
myspace.com/enclavianmatter.
saddle up:
CACONRAD & IAN DREIBLATT
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25
HOME SWEET HOME
131 CHRYSTIE ST.
7 PM SHARP
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Hello lovely and local writers, artists, and friends,
I (Tim) am reading from my novel-in-progress this coming Wednesday, March 25, at Bar on A as part of the Guerrilla Lit Reading Series. Also on the program are Susan Buttenwieser and Sam J. Miller, both of whom seem radical in every sense imaginable. You can read up on them and the series here: http://guerrillalit.wordpress.
Bar On A (or "Barona," nobody seems to know) is in the East Village, at 170 Avenue A, between 11th and 12th. The nearest train is the L (1st Ave); Essex St (F, V, J, M, Z) and Union Square (N, Q, R, W, 4, 5, 6, and L) will get you there in a 10-15 minute walk.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Dear spring chickens,
Just a small reminder that March is Small Press Month and EARSHOT's got your small press fix! Both readings this month are official SPM events, and the next one is on Friday, March 27th at 8 PM! As usual, you can find us at ROSE LIVE MUSIC, on 345 Grand Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn!
Our two small press superstars will be AMY LEMMON, author of Saint Nobody and representing Red Hen Press, and DOROTHEA LASKY from Wave Books, author of the acclaimed collection Awe! Three MFA readers will round out the evening in spectacular fashion, including Tanya Rey of short fiction-collective One Story!
Admission is a paltry $5, which scores you a free drink! Don't miss it!
For the entire Small Press Month event calendar, visit http://smallpressmonth.org.
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
please indulge us with your presence...
THE ENCLAVE XX: THE FESTIVAL OF DREAMS DREAMT BY NO ONE
FEATURING: TED MATHYS, CHRISTOPHER LOUVET & CHRISTOPHER R. BEHA
Saturday, March 28th @ 4 PM
Cake Shop
152 Ludlow Street
New York City
Free and open to the public
TED MATHYS is the author of The Spoils, forthcoming in April from
Coffee House Press, and Forge (Coffee House, 2005). A recipient of
fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts and the New York
Foundation for the Arts, his poems have appeared in American Poetry
Review, BOMB, Conjunctions, Fence, Jubilat, LIT, Verse, and elsewhere.
Originally from Ohio, he has lived and worked in Hong Kong, Berlin,
and New York and currently studies international environmental policy
in Boston.
CHRISTOPHER LOUVET's poems have appeared in Best New Poets 2008,
McSweeney’s Internet Tendency, and elsewhere. He lives in Miami Beach
and manages information systems in Washington, DC. Find him at
www.louvetian.com.
CHRISTOPHER R. BEHA is an assistant editor at Harper's Magazine. His
essays and reviews have appeared in the New York Times Book Review,
The Believer, Tin House, Bookforum, and elsewhere. He is the author of
a memoir, The Whole Five Feet, and the co-editor, with Joyce Carol
Oates, of the Ecco Anthology of Contemporary American Short Fiction.
"There was no one in him; behind his face (which even through the bad
paintings of those times resembles no other) and his words, which were
copious, fantastic and stormy, there was only a bit of coldness, a
dream dreamt by no one." -????
Know where this quote comes from? Come to the Cake Shop on the 28th
and find out.
The Enclave is a writers’ collective based out of New York City that
aims to present the newest writing on the cutting edge to the public.
We host monthly readings at Cake Shop in the Lower East Side. For more
information on this reading and other upcoming Enclave events goto:
myspace.com/enclavianmatter.
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