Spooky Boyfriend 5 is live.
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Come this Friday, February 26th, 7pm
to discuss life-saving measures which will save your life with
Todd Colby, Kate Schapira, Urayoán Noel & Brenda Coultas!
Todd Colby has published four books of poetry: Ripsnort (1994), Cush
(1995), Riot in the Charm Factory: New and Selected Writings (2000),
and Tremble & Shine (2004), all published by Soft Skull Press. Todd
has performed his poetry on PBS and MTV, and his collaborative books
and paintings with artist David Lantow can be seen in the Brooklyn
Museum of Art and The Museum of Modern Art special collections
libraries. Todd serves on the Board of Directors for The Poetry
Project, where he has also taught several poetry workshops.
Kate Schapira is the author of TOWN (Factory School, Heretical Texts,
2010) and several chapbooks with Flying Guillotine Press, Portable
Press at Yo-Yo Labs, Cy Gist Press, Rope-A-Dope Press and horse less
press, as well as her own kitchen-table imprint, In Hand Books. She
runs the Publicly Complex reading series in Providence, RI.
Urayoán Noel is a South-Bronx-based PPP (Puerto Rican poet and
performer) who teaches at SUNY-Albany. His most recent poetry book/CD
is Boringkén (Callejón, 2008). A contributing editor of Mandorla, he
recently co-edited The Portable Boog Reader 4, and is currently
completing a book on Nuyorican poetry as well as various analog and
digital Latin/o/Ame/Rican translation projects.
Brenda Coultas is the author of The Marvelous Bones of Time (2008) and
A Handmade Museum (2003) from Coffee House Press, which won the Norma
Farber Award from The Poetry Society of America, and a Greenwall Fund
publishing grant from the Academy of American Poets. She has received
a New York Foundation for the Arts fellowship (NYFA) and a Lower
Manhattan Cultural Council residency (LMCC). Coultas recently served
as visiting poet at Long Island University in Brooklyn New York.
Only at Pete's Candy Store
709 Lorimer Street
Williamsburg, Brooklyn
(718) 302-3770
"L" to Lorimer, "G" to Metropolitan
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SUPERMACHINE <> Yaeger <> Pettit <> Taransky <> Melgar
Time:
8:00pm - 10:00pm
Location:
OUTPOST
Street:
1014 Fulton Ave (grand & classon)
City/Town:
Brooklyn, NY
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EARSHOT HAS BEEN CANCELED- WILL HAPPEN MARCH 5
EARSHOT hosts its five-year anniversary event Friday, Feb. 26, 7:30
p.m., at Rose Live Music, 345 Grand St., Brooklyn, featuring Kate
Greenstreet, Jennifer Firestone, Megan Williams, Margarita Delcheva and
New School's Jeff T. Johnson, and hosted by Nicole Steinberg. Admission
is $5, but includes a free drink. Visit http://www.earshotnyc.com for
more information.
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Thursday, February 25, 2010
Monday, September 14, 2009
So Much To See & Do Don't Bother Shaking A Stick Or Twitching A Tweet
New ish of Spooky Boyfriend featuring a plethora of great poets such as Dan Magers and Nicole Steinberg.
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Always lava hot is Sous Rature so check out the new ish here
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I went to a panel yesterday on Hip-Hop, Pop, and Poetry for the Brooklyn Bookfest and wrote up a 'lil something for it, read that here
There's also a snapshot on G.C. Waldrep here
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How about a new e-chapbook collaboration from Sawako Nakayasu and Jen Hofer. What? Yep completely ridiculous in the way you love it most. Read it here.
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How 'bout the fact that Dan Magers & I are both reading on Saturday? Sadly at separate locations. Here's the info on Dan's reading. I'll post the flyer for mine on Wednesday.
Dear Gmail,
Please tell my friends that I am reading on Saturday at 2pm with Flarf powerhouse Katie Degentesh. I hear she's reading some new stuff, and I completely expect it to be amazing. Tell them that if they are not too hung over, or walking in the park with their loved ones, or making $$$, or staring into the void of your peeling bedroom walls, to please stop by and hear some Poetry.
Your #1 fan,
DPM
September 19: Katie Degentesh and Dan Magers
Katie Degentesh is the author of The Anger Scale. She lives in New York City.
Dan Magers is the co-editor of Sink Review (sinkreview.org). His chapbook Exploitation Poems was published in 2007, and he's had poems published in the tiny, Red China Magazine, and Thirteen Myna Birds.
2 PM on Saturday, September 12th at the Grand Central Branch of the New York Public Library: 135 East 46th Street, in the community/program room, which is on the upper level. Elevator available. Phone: (212) 621-0670. blog:http://grandcentralpoets.blogspot.com
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Always lava hot is Sous Rature so check out the new ish here
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I went to a panel yesterday on Hip-Hop, Pop, and Poetry for the Brooklyn Bookfest and wrote up a 'lil something for it, read that here
There's also a snapshot on G.C. Waldrep here
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How about a new e-chapbook collaboration from Sawako Nakayasu and Jen Hofer. What? Yep completely ridiculous in the way you love it most. Read it here.
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How 'bout the fact that Dan Magers & I are both reading on Saturday? Sadly at separate locations. Here's the info on Dan's reading. I'll post the flyer for mine on Wednesday.
Dear Gmail,
Please tell my friends that I am reading on Saturday at 2pm with Flarf powerhouse Katie Degentesh. I hear she's reading some new stuff, and I completely expect it to be amazing. Tell them that if they are not too hung over, or walking in the park with their loved ones, or making $$$, or staring into the void of your peeling bedroom walls, to please stop by and hear some Poetry.
Your #1 fan,
DPM
September 19: Katie Degentesh and Dan Magers
Katie Degentesh is the author of The Anger Scale. She lives in New York City.
Dan Magers is the co-editor of Sink Review (sinkreview.org). His chapbook Exploitation Poems was published in 2007, and he's had poems published in the tiny, Red China Magazine, and Thirteen Myna Birds.
2 PM on Saturday, September 12th at the Grand Central Branch of the New York Public Library: 135 East 46th Street, in the community/program room, which is on the upper level. Elevator available. Phone: (212) 621-0670. blog:http://grandcentralpoets.blogspot.com
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Them Hawks Are Loose Again
Marsh Hawk Review #2The New Issue of the Marsh Hawk Review Now Online
Marsh Hawk Review is an online poetry journal sponsored by the Marsh Hawk Press collective. Marsh Hawk Review will appear twice each year under the revolving editorship of collective members. Each issue will offer a selection of poems solicited by the editor, in addition to new work
posted by poets in the collective.
Contributors Include:
Marsh Hawk Review is an online poetry journal sponsored by the Marsh Hawk Press collective. Marsh Hawk Review will appear twice each year under the revolving editorship of collective members. Each issue will offer a selection of poems solicited by the editor, in addition to new work
posted by poets in the collective.
Contributors Include:
William Allegrezza, Tom Beckett, Sigman Byrd, Patricia Carlin,
Jennifer Kwon Dobbs, Denise Duhamel, Kristen Gallagher, Noah Eli Gordon, Carlos Hiraldo, Amy King, Basil King, Mary Mackey, Sandy McIntosh,
Stephen Paul Miller, Sheila E. Murphy, Tammy Nuzzo-Morgan, Akilah Oliver, Tim Peterson, Sean Singer, Juanita Torrence-Thompson,
Geoffrey Young and Mark Young
We invite you to read the issue here.Jennifer Kwon Dobbs, Denise Duhamel, Kristen Gallagher, Noah Eli Gordon, Carlos Hiraldo, Amy King, Basil King, Mary Mackey, Sandy McIntosh,
Stephen Paul Miller, Sheila E. Murphy, Tammy Nuzzo-Morgan, Akilah Oliver, Tim Peterson, Sean Singer, Juanita Torrence-Thompson,
Geoffrey Young and Mark Young
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Spooky Boyfriend! Issue three features work by Maya Pindyck, Ryan Daley, Maurice Burford, Melissa Culbertson, Lacey Hunter, Nava Fader, Donald Dunbar, and James Iredell. Check it out here: http://spookyboyfriend3.weebly.com/.
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Event: KGB Poetry Season Opener
"Featuring Jill Alexander Essbaum & Robert Polito"
What: Listening Party
Host: KGB Poetry
Start Time: Monday, February 23 at 7:30pm
End Time: Monday, February 23 at 9:30pm
Where: KGB Bar
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Tues., Feb. 24, 6:00 p.m. sharp, free
ACA Galleries
529 W. 20th St., 5th Flr.
NYC
Event will be hosted by
Atelos Publishing Project directors and editors
Lyn Hejinian and Travis Ortiz
Featuring readings from
Ted Greenwald
Jennifer Scappettone
Lytle Shaw
Edwin Torres
Rodrigo Toscano
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Steve (Roberts) invited you to "Noelle Kocot and Dottie Lasky" on Wednesday, February 25 at 7:00pm.
Steve (Roberts) says, "Please come the Reading! It's this Wednesday at Home Sweet Home!".
Event: Noelle Kocot and Dottie Lasky
"Triumphant return of the Reading"
What: Performance
Host: The Reading at Chrystie St.
Start Time: Wednesday, February 25 at 7:00pm
End Time: Wednesday, February 25 at 8:00pm
Where: Home Sweet Home
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Examined Life NYC premiere
Philosophy in the Streets in the Cinema| Host: | |
| Type: | |
| Network: | Global |
| Start Time: | Wednesday, February 25, 2009 at 1:00pm |
| End Time: | Thursday, March 5, 2009 at 11:00pm |
| Location: | IFC Center |
| Street: | 323 6th Ave at West 3rd St |
| City/Town: | New York, NY |
| Phone: | 2129247771 |
| Email: |
Description
Examined Life will have it's NYC theatrical premiere this Wednesday at the IFC Center before rolling out across the US and Canada -- reaching San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, Boston, Miami, Portland, Winnipeg, Vancouver, New Orleans and many other cities in the coming months.
NEW YORK CITY: FEBRUARY 25 – MARCH 5 at the IFC CENTER
323 6th Ave at West 3rd St
212-924-7771
www.ifccenter.com
There will be appearances by the director and some of the subjects for the evening screenings on the following nights (exact playtimes yet to be announced)
AVITAL RONELL on opening night, Wednesday February 25th, and Tuesday March 2nd.
KWAME ANTHONY APPIAH on Thursday February 26th.
CORNEL WEST on Thursday March 5th.
Please come out and support the film!
Released in the US by Zeitgeist Films and in Canada by FilmsWeLike
NEW YORK CITY: FEBRUARY 25 – MARCH 5 at the IFC CENTER
323 6th Ave at West 3rd St
212-924-7771
www.ifccenter.com
There will be appearances by the director and some of the subjects for the evening screenings on the following nights (exact playtimes yet to be announced)
AVITAL RONELL on opening night, Wednesday February 25th, and Tuesday March 2nd.
KWAME ANTHONY APPIAH on Thursday February 26th.
CORNEL WEST on Thursday March 5th.
Please come out and support the film!
Released in the US by Zeitgeist Films and in Canada by FilmsWeLike
Monday, November 3, 2008
Awe & then some
Monday, monday... for some of us, yet another work week. How about a little company? I know just the thing! I'm the featured poet this week at No Tell Motel so you'll have a poem a day just waiting for the warmth of your eyes. Click here.
Still hungry? Really? That's okay, how about feasting on the new issue of Fou! Insatiable? Cool, no problem. How about a little Turntable + Blue Light.
Right, now you want dessert too, you got it. Spoon away at Spooky Boyfriend.
Now you want visuals? You want to sit back & be entertained? Goodreads & Coldfront Magazine aren't enough? How about Cutbank reviews? Still you want more? How about the Home Review of Books? Or watch two of the editors Julia & Mathias read here!
Still hungry? Really? That's okay, how about feasting on the new issue of Fou! Insatiable? Cool, no problem. How about a little Turntable + Blue Light.
Right, now you want dessert too, you got it. Spoon away at Spooky Boyfriend.
Now you want visuals? You want to sit back & be entertained? Goodreads & Coldfront Magazine aren't enough? How about Cutbank reviews? Still you want more? How about the Home Review of Books? Or watch two of the editors Julia & Mathias read here!
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