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SUMMARY:Poetry in the Time of Pandemics: Moonstone Poetry @ PhillyCAM\, David Acosta\, with Charles S. Carr
DESCRIPTION:Poetry in the Time of Pandemics: Moonstone Poetry @ PhillyCAM \n699 Ranstead Street | Comcast Cable 66/966HD/967 or Verizon FIOS 29/30 in Philadelphia \nThis December 1st marks the 31st anniversary of Day Without Art. Launched by Visual AIDS on December 1\, 1989\, as a national day of action and mourning in response to the AIDS crisis\, Day Without Art\, focused specifically on bringing attention to the impact that AIDS had on the arts community. \nOn December 1st\, 2020\, Philly Loves Poetry features a conversation with poet and activist David Acosta who was one of the founders of Day Without Art in Philadelphia. David will read from poems he wrote during the worst years of the AIDS epidemic as well as new work\, and will discuss artistic responses to both the AIDS and COVID pandemics specially as it relates to artistic creation by writers and poets responding to both. \nDavid Acosta\, is a poet\, writer\, and curator. His writings have appeared in many literary journals among them The Painted Bride Quarterly\, The Evergreen Chronicles\, The Americas Review\, Mayrena\, and the anthologies: American Poetry Confronts the 1990s (Black Tie Press 1990). The Limits of Silence (Asterion Press 1991)\, Poesida (Ollantay Press\, 1995)\, and Floating Borderlands: Twenty-Five Years of Latin American Poetry in The United States (University of Washington Press\, 1998). He is also included as a contributor in Queer Brown Voices\, the first anthology of Latino LGBT history in the United States and Puerto Rico published by University of Texas Press\, in 2015. He is currently the Artistic Director for Casa de Duende and he is a co-founding editor of Wicked Gay Ways an online artistic and literary journal devoted to queer erotica at the intersections of art and desire. \nCharles S. Carr\, Host
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SUMMARY:Virtual Poetry Reading: Ishmael Reed and Tennessee Reed\, with Aaren Perry
DESCRIPTION:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82437345103?pwd=TGZ2R3JJbGpqN1ozcGl3QU1HRjlkdz09 \nMeeting ID: 824 3734 5103\, Passcode: 253385\, Phone: +1 646-876-9923 \nIshmael Reed is the award-winning author of over twenty-five books including Mumbo Jumbo\, The Last Days of Louisiana Red\, Yellow Back Radio Broke-Down and Juice!. He is also a publisher\, television producer\, songwriter\, radio and television commentator\, lecturer\, and has long been devoted to exploring an alternative black aesthetic: the trickster tradition\, or Neo-Hoodooism as he calls it. Founder of the Before Columbus Foundation\, he taught at the University of California\, Berkeley for over thirty years\, retiring in 2005. In 2003\, he received the coveted Otto Award for political theater. His newest book is WHY THE BLACK HOLE SINGS THE BLUES ($15.95\, Dalkey Archive Press). The poems in this new collection from Ishmael Reed were written between 2007 and 2020. They range from poems based on events that occurred around Reed’s house to cataclysmic space events. Some of the poems were commissioned. “Moving Richmond” was part of a public art installation created by Mildred Howard. The poem\, in huge letters forged into weathering steel billboards greets passengers who enter the new Bay Area mass transit hub in Richmond\, California. Other poems were commissioned by musicians. ”Hope Is The Thing With Feathers” was performed by Gregory Porter. “Red Summer\, 2015” appeared in print first and then was set to music by David Murray. Reed writes\, “The longest poem in the book\, “Jazz Martyrs\,” was begun when Reed learned about the number of black Jazz greats who didn’t live past the age of forty. “I have been fortunate to live beyond the age of 80\,” says Reed. “I’ve found out who my best friends are. The ones who got me there.” \nTennessee Reed is the author of six poetry collections\, a memoir and a novel. She has read her work around the continental United States\, Alaska\, Hawaii\, England\, the Netherlands\, Spain\, Germany\, Switzerland\, Italy\, Israel and Japan. She is the chairperson of PEN Oakland and the managing editor of Konch Magazine. Her seventh poetry collection\, Calafia Burning\, is new collection of poems produced between the years 2012 and 2019 is Califia Burning: Poems\, 2012-2019 ($17.95) \nAaren Perry\, Host \nOpen reading follows
URL:https://moonstoneartscenter.com/event/virtual-poetry-reading-ishmael-reed-and-tennessee-reed-with-aaren-perry/
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SUMMARY:Virtual Poetry in Collaboration with Serotonin; C Cimmone\, Barracuda Guarisco\, Rami Obeid\, with Sean Lynch
DESCRIPTION:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85662820989?pwd=VW1NMXZMcm0yMmIwQVh4VmI0WUVzUT09 \nMeeting ID: 856 6282 0989\, Passcode: 613137 \nC Cimmone is a North American author\, comic\, and editor. She is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Versification and serves as Editor-at-Large for Trampset. Her work has been featured in a menagerie of print and digital publications. To read more visit www.ccimmone.com or follow her on Twitter @diefunnier.   \n  \nBarracuda Guarisco / C. C. Hannett / Kris Hall is a cheesesteak obsessed\, bisexual crybaby who enjoys absurdity at varying levels. Barry is the author of several books in the Spuyten Duyvil Publishing universe\, as well as Uncomfortable Music (Vegetarian Alcoholic Press\, 2021) and The Gold Boys are back in Gold Town (Really Serious Literature) co-authored with Joshua Robert Long. The Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Really Serious Literature\, his work has been placed with giallo lit\, Maudlin House\, Meow Meow Pow Pow\, Silent Auctions\, and various others found under Entropy Mag’s ‘Where to Submit’ list. He lives with his wife\, Pilar\, and doesn’t know what day it is. You can find him if you want to. \nRami Obeid is a poet from Toronto\, Ontario\, Canada. He is a staff member for Versification Zine and has been published in Stone of Madness Press\, Trampset\, Serotonin Poetry\, and Lucky Pierre Zine\, among others. His chapbook Marooned on the Shores of Malaise is forthcoming from Whispering Wick Follow him on twitter: @obeid_ro \nSean Lynch\, Host \n 
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SUMMARY:Virtual Poetry Reading: 24th Annual Poetry Ink\, 100 Poets Reading
DESCRIPTION:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83944818819?pwd=WlY2UkxGY0dyemNPSHgzczA1eXdWQT09 \nMeeting ID: 839 4481 8819\, Passcode: 717435 \nSince 2006 Moonstone has had a party with 100 poets reading. This year is different. There will be no food\, no gathering\, no conversation. There will be a book and a virtual reading. Be part of our tradition of a marathon of poetry with both famous and unknown poets. \n  \nDo you Love Poetry? Moonstone Arts Center’s Poetry Ink has includ-\ned a diverse selection of participants\, from renowned Philadelphia poet Sonia Sanchez to Matilda Bray\, a 14-year-old girl who published her first poetry book at age thirteen. From nationally known poets to un-\npublished poets\, academic poets to street poets\, the Poetry Ink Reading truly captures the diversity within Philadelphia’s literary community. We have featured poets such as Maya Angelou Amiri Baraka\, Dennis\nBrutus\, Rita Dove\, Lamont Steptoe and Eleanor Wilner to name just a\nfew. This will not be the 6 hour marathon\, but probably about 3 hours. \nNot all of the poets will be reading\, but they are in the anthology: \nDee Allen\, James Andrews\, Sharisse Austin\, Peter Baroth\, Michele Belluomini\, Byron Beynon\, Pamela Blanding\, Megan Brown\, Charles S. Carr\, Barbara Clark\, Damien Cooper\, Beverly Cottman\, James D’Aurelio\, Kamaria Delaney\, Marc Drake\, Carlos Dufflar\, Alfred Encarnacion\, Demetrius Ford\, Greg Francis\, Keith Gaboury\, hanoch guy\, Sean Hanrahan\, Hollie Hardy\, Ditta Baron Hoeber\, Jaz\, Bea Joyner\, Carl Kaucher\, Kiraat\, Lynette\, Angel Martinez\, John Mason\, Christina McIntire\, Barbara Meier\, Patricia Middleton\, Harve Nichols\, Daniel O’Hara\, joy olree\, Hermond Palmer\, Sophia Pope\, Prabha Prabhu\, Susana Praver-Perez\, Elijah Pringle\, Tonya Ryva\, Gerard Sarnat\, George Schaefer\, Jennifer Schneider\, Naasiha Siddiqui\, Bob Small\, Megha Sood\, Jonathan Steadman\, j.c. Sutton\, Fatima Telwar\, Elaine Terranova\, John Timpane\, Raymond Tyler\, Lenore Uddyback-Fortson\, Bill Van Buskirk\, Eleanor Wilner\, Nellie Wong\, & Jing Jing Yang.
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SUMMARY:Virtual Poetry Reading in Collaboration with E-Verse Equinox Reading Series: Vasiliki Katsarou\, David Livewell\, Tamara Oakman\, with John Wall Barger
DESCRIPTION:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82437345103?pwd=TGZ2R3JJbGpqN1ozcGl3QU1HRjlkdz09 \nMeeting ID: 824 3734 5103\, Passcode: 253385\, Phone: +1 646-876-9923 \nVasiliki Katsarou is the author of the poetry collection Memento Tsunami\, and the chapbook\, Three Sea Stones\, published this year by Lucia Press. She is also co-editor of two contemporary poetry anthologies: Eating Her Wedding Dress and Dark as a Hazel Eye (Ragged Sky Press\, Princeton). Her award-winning 35mm short film Fruitlands 1843 has been screened at the Museum of Fine Arts\, Boston\, the Harvard Film Archive\, the Angelika Film Center\, and the Drama Film Festival in Greece. A new digitized version of the film is forthcoming. Vasiliki is a teaching artist at Hunterdon Art Museum\, and a Geraldine R. Dodge Poet in New Jersey. \nDavid Livewell grew up in the Kensington section of North Philadelphia.  He has taught poetry courses at La Salle University.  He won the T.S. Eliot Poetry Prize for his book\, Shackamaxon (Truman State University Press).  His poems have appeared in Poetry\, Threepenny Review\, Yale Review\, The Hopkins Review\, The Hudson Review\, Southwest Review\, and other journals. \nTamara Oakman is a neo-confessional writer\, English\, writing\, ESL and humanities professor\, with work published in Many Mountains Moving\, Philadelphia Stories and Best of Anthology\, Mad Poets Review\, Certain Circuits Magazine\, Fox Chase Review and other online and in print magazines. She has awards in poetry\, fiction\, non-fiction\, and drama\, and performs poetry and fiction in Philadelphia and the surrounding tri-state areas. Tamara is an event coordinator who has hosted\, created and organized events\, series\, writing workshops and festivals in Philadelphia and has judged the Hidden River Arts fiction and drama contest\, the Philadelphia Writer’s Conference poetry contest\, the Montgomery County Poet Laureate poetry contest and Ursinis College’s Dolman Prize . She is co-founder and internship coordinator for APIARY magazine. \nJohn Wall Barger\, Host \nOpen reading follows
URL:https://moonstoneartscenter.com/event/virtual-poetry-reading-in-collaboration-with-e-verse-equinox-reading-series-vasiliki-katsarou-david-livewell-tamara-oakman-with-john-wall-barger/
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SUMMARY:Virtual Poetry Reading: Black Lives Matter 2020
DESCRIPTION:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83944818819?pwd=WlY2UkxGY0dyemNPSHgzczA1eXdWQT09 \nMeeting ID: 839 4481 8819\, Passcode: 717435 \n 400 years in the making \nIs America finally ready to confront the past\, present and future of systemic racism? What do you think? \nPoets Respond \nPeople in the street demanding the end of systemic racism\, recognizing that it is embedded as normal practice\, leading to discrimination in criminal justice\, employment\, housing\, health care\, political power\, education\, and other issues. On May 25\, 2020\, George Floyd was killed\, sparking demonstrations around the world which continue today and brought BlackLivesMatter to the forefront. Join us as contributors to our new anthology read. \nNot all of the poets will be reading\, but they are in the anthology: \nJoy Alford\, Dee Allen\, Matilida Bray\, Kamaria Delaney\, Yves Marie Desir\, Minna Duchovnay\, Runett Ebo\, William Foster\, Shannon Frost Greenstein\, Linda Goss\, Steven Halpern\, MaryAnn Miller\, Stephen Page\, Hermond Palmer\, Susana Praver-Perez\, George Schaefer\, Jordan Webber\, Kelley White\, & Florence Woods.
URL:https://moonstoneartscenter.com/event/virtual-poetry-reading-black-lives-matter-2020/
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SUMMARY:Virtual Poetry Reading: Adriann "Just The Pen" Bautista\, Aileen Cassinetto\, Joanne Leva\, with Elijah Pringle
DESCRIPTION:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82437345103?pwd=TGZ2R3JJbGpqN1ozcGl3QU1HRjlkdz09 \nMeeting ID: 824 3734 5103\, Passcode: 253385\, Phone: +1 646-876-9923 \nAdriann “Just The Pen” Bautista is a Mother\, Research Grant Manager at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia\, Playwright\, Poet \, Founder and CEO of Just the Pen\, LLC\,  Founder of Just The Pen Foundation\, Founder & Facilitator of Inspired & Empowered to Move for Women Who Lead and Host of the new project Talks with Just The Pen. As an established Poet\, Adriann is author of “Ballad of a Beautiful Brown King”\, “Sister Strength” and “Sanctuary of Snow”.  She is published in various anthologies including Poetry Ink\, P.E.A.S. Magazine and Thomas Jefferson University’s Literary magazine\,  Inside Out\, and Standing our Ground: Poems for Trayvon Martin & Marissa Alexander . \n Aileen Cassinetto is the Poet Laureate of San Mateo County\, California. Widely anthologized\, she is also the author of the poetry collections\, Traje de Boda and The Pink House of Purple Yam Preserves & Other Poems\, as well as three chapbooks through Moria Books’ acclaimed Locofo series. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming in the Asahi Shimbun\, The Banyan Review\, Moss Trill\, The Nonconformist Magazine\, the San Francisco Chronicle\, and Vox Populi\, among others. Organizer of “POWER TO THE POETS reading series\, Aileen’s work is also featured in the curated “Wall + Response” project on social\, political\, racial and justice narratives in Clarion Alley\, San Francisco. \nJoanne Leva is the author of Eve Heads Back and Eve Would Know and an advocate for creative writing and community service. She is founder and executive director of the Montgomery County Poet Laureate Program (MCPL) and founder and editor-in-chief of Tekpoet\, an online poetry manuscript services company. Her poems have appeared in The American Poetry Review\, Peace Is a Haiku Song\, 50 Over Fifty\, Apiary\, E-Verse Radio\, The Schuylkill Valley Journal\, Rag Queen Periodical\, Bucks County Writer\, and Transcendent Visions\, among others. Her poem\, “God Walks into a Bar\,” was featured in a Philadelphia Calligraphers’ Society Poetry Reading & Exhibit and companion publication entitled\, Scripta. \nElijah Pringle\, Host \nOpen reading follows
URL:https://moonstoneartscenter.com/event/virtual-poetry-reading-adriann-just-the-pen-bautista-aileen-cassinetto-joanne-leva-with-elijah-pringle/
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SUMMARY:Virtual Poetry Reading: Queer Poetics\, Gala Mukomolova\, Alina Pleskova\, Galina Rymbu
DESCRIPTION:Queer Poetics\nFrom the former Soviet Union \nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/83944818819?pwd=WlY2UkxGY0dyemNPSHgzczA1eXdWQT09 \nMeeting ID: 839 4481 8819\, Passcode: 717435 \nGala Mukomolova is a Moscow-born\, Brooklyn-raised\, poet and essayist. Her full length poetry collection\, Without Protection\, is available through Coffee House Press. Her chapbook\, One Above One Below: Positions & Lamentations\, is available with YesYes Books. She is a recipient of the 2016 Discovery Prize from 92nd St Y & Boston Review and has held residencies at Vermont Studio Center\, Pink Door\, and ASYLUM Arts. Gala currently writes astrology articles for NYLON Magazine \, cohosts Big Dyke Energy Podcast\, and is one of the creators of QueerHealers.com. She is a founder and a part of The Cheburashka Collective. \nAlina Pleskova is a poet\, editor\, and Russian immigrant turned proud Philadelphian. Her work has been featured in American Poetry Review\, Thrush\, Entropy\, Cosmonauts Avenue\, Peach Mag\, Meduza\, the Poetry Project\, and elsewhere. Her chapbook\, What Urge Will Save Us\, was published by Spooky Girlfriend Press in 2017. She is co-editor of bedfellows magazine and a 2020 Leeway Foundation Art & Change grant awardee. \nGalina Rymbu was born in 1990 in the city of Omsk (Siberia\, Russia) and lives in Lviv\, Ukraine. She edits F-Pis’mo\, an online magazine for feminist literature and theory\, as well as Gryoza\, a website for contemporary poetry. She is the co-founder and co-curator of the Arkadii Dragomoshchenko Prize for emerging Russian-language poets. She has published three books of poems in Russia: Moving Space of the Revolution\, Time of the Earth\, and Life in Space. Her essays on cinema\, literature\, and sexuality have appeared on Séance\, Colta\, Your Art\, and other journals. English translations of her work have appeared in The White Review\, Arc Poetry\, Berlin Quarterly\, Music & Literature\, n+1\, Asymptote\, Powder Keg\, and Cosmonauts Avenue\, as well as in the chapbook White. Her poetry has been translated into thirteen languages and stand-alone collections of her work have been published in Latvian\, Dutch\, Swedish\, and Romanian. Her new book\, Life in Space\, is translated by Joan Brooks\, and includes additional material translated by Helena Kernan\, Charles Bernstein and others and is a co-production with After Hours Editions\, who published Rymbu’s first English-language chapbook\, White Bread and Ugly Duckling Presse. “ Daring and surprising in every poem\, Life in Space is the arrival of a new major poet.” Valzhyna Mort
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