March 19, 2008, 6 p.m.
BigCityLit Poets
The Cornelia Street Café
29 Cornelia Streetb/t Bleecker & West 4th)New York, NY
Cover $7 (includes one house drink)
Featuring poets from the current issue: J. Mae Barizo, Jeanne Marie Beaumont, Margo Berdeshevsky, Patricia Brody,Marion Brown, Chelsea Bunn, Robert Dunn, Allen C. Fischer, Nancy Haiduck, Victoria Hallerman, Elena Kondracki, Donald Lev,Stephen Massimilla, Susan Maurer, D. H. Melhem, Philip Miller, Lynn Patmalnee, Ron Price, Larissa Shmailo, Joanna Solfrian, Meredith Trede, Barry Wallenstein and Alison Woods.
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Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Friday, May 25, 2007
Cornelia and GWN meets T&W wrap-up
I got a few emails this morning in regards to last night- Anjulie, a girl I met at the Bald Ego magazine party seemed pretty excited about the reading and said she was "definitely coming" naturally she didn't come and emailed me this, "Dude! I totally forget." I think this is a perfect example where honesty is the least interesting option- HA! A few other friends got stuck working late- as is the casuality of working in NYC. Nonetheless there was an excellent turn-out for both readings! The Girls Write Now meets Teachers & Writers Collaborative was standing room only for the first half and there weren't many empty seats at Cornelia Street Cafe either.
I got really good feedback from both readings and surprisingly had a blast at both of them. I like to end on a high note and not do any more readings for the whole of Summer, but last night Jason Napoli Brooks invited me to read at his series, The Enclave. Two things- he's a fellow Philadelphian and their readings are always packed with primarily fiction heads so it'd give me an opportunity to woo some non-poets for a change.
Anyways, thanks to all who showed up to my readings and those who may not have been able to make it for various reasons but showed their support ala their interest/desire to attend!
I got really good feedback from both readings and surprisingly had a blast at both of them. I like to end on a high note and not do any more readings for the whole of Summer, but last night Jason Napoli Brooks invited me to read at his series, The Enclave. Two things- he's a fellow Philadelphian and their readings are always packed with primarily fiction heads so it'd give me an opportunity to woo some non-poets for a change.
Anyways, thanks to all who showed up to my readings and those who may not have been able to make it for various reasons but showed their support ala their interest/desire to attend!
Sunday, May 13, 2007
I'm reading at Cornelia Street Cafe on May 22nd
Sylvia and Alissa have kindly invited me to read for their graduate reading series!
Graduate Reading Night
at Cornelia Street Café
Please join us on Tuesday, May 22nd to hear:
James Best—New York University
Siobhan Ciminera—The New School
Steven Karl—The New School
Sylvia Lee—Sarah Lawrence College
Matt Reeck—Brooklyn College
6:00 pm, $6 gets you one free drink
Located in Greenwich Village, the Cornelia Street Café, opened its doors in July 1977 and has become known for its diverse range of artistic performances. Nightly scheduled events include poetry and fiction readings, musical performances, and visual art receptions.
The Graduate Poetry Series, one of New York's longest-running, is held on the fourth Tuesday of every month. It was established to give students from NYC's graduate writing programs an opportunity to read their poetry in a safe, intimate and supportive environment.
If you are interested in participating, please submit a cover letter with contact information, name of your school/current semester and 5-7 pages of poetry electronically to corneliastseries@gmail.com .
Cornelia Street Café
29 Cornelia Street
New York NY 10014 (212) 989-9319 www.corneliastreetcafe.com
Graduate Reading Night
at Cornelia Street Café
Please join us on Tuesday, May 22nd to hear:
James Best—New York University
Siobhan Ciminera—The New School
Steven Karl—The New School
Sylvia Lee—Sarah Lawrence College
Matt Reeck—Brooklyn College
6:00 pm, $6 gets you one free drink
Located in Greenwich Village, the Cornelia Street Café, opened its doors in July 1977 and has become known for its diverse range of artistic performances. Nightly scheduled events include poetry and fiction readings, musical performances, and visual art receptions.
The Graduate Poetry Series, one of New York's longest-running, is held on the fourth Tuesday of every month. It was established to give students from NYC's graduate writing programs an opportunity to read their poetry in a safe, intimate and supportive environment.
If you are interested in participating, please submit a cover letter with contact information, name of your school/current semester and 5-7 pages of poetry electronically to corneliastseries@gmail.com .
Cornelia Street Café
29 Cornelia Street
New York NY 10014 (212) 989-9319 www.corneliastreetcafe.com
Monday, April 16, 2007
3 Readings in May
Thesis Reading
Thursday, May 3rd : 6-10pm
The readings will be held in the Lang Center, 55 West 13th Street, 2nd floor
Tuesday May 22nd 6:00PM GRADUATE POETS SERIES
Alissa Heyman & Sylvia Lee, hosts
$6.00 (gets you in the door + a house drink)
I will be reading with probably 3 other poets and will list them when I find out who they are.
Thursday May 24 7:00PM Teachers and Writers Meets Girls Write Now!
Teachers and Writers, 520 8TH Ave, Suite 2020
I'll be reading with fiction writer and fellow T/W'er Jared Hohl and poet/fellow T/W'er Adam Wiedewitsch plus 3 mentors from Girls Write Now. Bios and names forthcoming
Thursday, May 3rd : 6-10pm
The readings will be held in the Lang Center, 55 West 13th Street, 2nd floor
Tuesday May 22nd 6:00PM GRADUATE POETS SERIES
Alissa Heyman & Sylvia Lee, hosts
$6.00 (gets you in the door + a house drink)
I will be reading with probably 3 other poets and will list them when I find out who they are.
Thursday May 24 7:00PM Teachers and Writers Meets Girls Write Now!
Teachers and Writers, 520 8TH Ave, Suite 2020
I'll be reading with fiction writer and fellow T/W'er Jared Hohl and poet/fellow T/W'er Adam Wiedewitsch plus 3 mentors from Girls Write Now. Bios and names forthcoming
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