Live Poetry Reading with R.G. Evans, Michael Storm Miller, and Rocky Wilson

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Meeting ID: 843 0832 9737 – Passcode: 678146

R.G. Evans’s books include Overtipping the Ferryman (Aldrich Press Poetry Prize), The Holy Both, and Imagine Sisyphus Happy. His poems and prose have appeared in RATTLE, Philadelphia Stories, and Weird Tales among other publications. Evans’s first album of original songs, Sweet Old Life, is available on most streaming platforms, and he is currently recording a follow up album.

Michael Storm Miller is a poet/ spoken word artist from Chester who served in the military for 15 and uses spoken word as a median to bridge the gap in understanding between veterans and civilians so that together we all can find healing.

Rocky Wilson is a poet, performance artist and substitute teacher who lives along the Delaware River in Camden, NJ with his little puppet friend bongo.

“Rocky Wilson is not just the muse of Camden, New Jersey, the poorest city in these rich, un-united states, he is its soul. Camden is where he finds redemption for a lifetime of loss, “What saves our lives” HE WRITES, “a 6th grade girl, a little cloth monkey, a dull knife, an angel’s wings brushing through the ghetto night.” There’s no doubt in my mind, that if Walt Whitman were alive, he would be rocky Wilson’s biggest fan.” -Peter E. Murphy, Stockton College

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