Carol Moog will read from her debut poetry collection She Sat But Not Still (Tell Tell Poetry).  She is a practicing psychologist, professional musician (harmonica) and author of “Are They Selling Her Lips?” (William Morrow) and The Autism Playbook for Teens (New Harbinger).  She can also be found improvising with Tongue and Groove Spontaneous Theater, and voicing vintage radio plays. She has never understood why people tell children to sit still.

Lester Mobley was born on Long Island New York before moving to Philadelphia at the age of 18 where he has remained ever since. He is a retired union building tradesmen who has dabbled on and off with poetry since elementary school. His favorite poets whom he reveres and attempts to emulate are Charles Bukowski’s who he describes as being urban, seamy and modern, and the innovative groundbreaking mid-19th century stylings of Walt Whitman. Everyone else as he always maintains, remain respectfully peripheral.

Sean Hanrahan Hosts – Open Reading Follows