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SUMMARY:Live Poetry: Sojourner Ahebee\, Michelle Myers & Karol Wasylyshyn
DESCRIPTION:Live Poetry: Sojourner Ahebee\, Michelle Myers & Karol Wasylyshyn\nWednesday\, September 30th @ 7pm\nFergies Pub: 1412 Sansom St. Philadelphia \nSojourner Ahebee writes stories about African diaspora identities and the eternal question of home and belonging. Her poems have been published in The Atlantic\, The Academy of American Poets\, Muzzle Magazine\, For Harriet\, Winter Tangerine Review\, Apiary Magazine\, and elsewhere. In 2013\, she served as a National Student Poet\, the nation’s highest honor for young poets presenting original work. Sojourner was invited to the White House by former First Lady Michelle Obama to receive her award. \nPhiladelphia Poet Laureate Yolanda Wisher wrote\, “Reporting from the Belly of the Night is a gospel of self-love full of gorgeous pullulating poems. Ahebee wrenches the sting and the sweetness from black womanhood. She evokes historical\, cultural\, and familial namesakes\, sings up the names of daughters and aunties and mamas\, makes mountains of them. This is a young woman’s poetry with an elder’s heart\, unflinchingly traversing the oceans between slavery and social media. These are poems we long for and need but don’t always see coming.” \nMichelle Myers is an award-winning poet\, author\, and educator whose work centers storytelling\, cultural memory\, and voice. A founding member of the Asian American spoken word poetry group Yellow Rage\, she was among the first Asian American women featured on HBO’s Russell Simmons Presents Def Poetry. Her work appears in numerous anthologies and outlets\, including USA Today\, The Philadelphia Inquirer\, and the Smithsonian Channel. Michelle is also an award-winning educator and the faculty coordinator and co-creator of the Emmy-nominated series Drop the Mic. She hosts the podcast Mind Your Margins\, produced by her daughter\, Myong. \nShe received a 2024 Individual Artist Fellowship from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts for her middle-grade novel Talk Me a Story about Moon Rabbit. Michelle was commissioned by the Chinese American Museum in Los Angeles to write a poem for its exhibition (Be) Spoken. \nKarol Wasylyshyn is widely published in the field of consulting psychology and has published volumes of poetry (Standing on Marbles and Escaping the Corner) focused on business leaders. Her poems appear in Forge\, The Write Room\, Curium\, The Medulla Review\, Spillway\, Lullwater Review\, Visions International\, River Sedge\, Nimrod Int’l Journal\, Milk Money\, and The Alembic. In the wake of her husband’s death in 2024\, she edited a collection of his grammar columns in a book entitled The Queen’s English and is now working on a series of illustrated grief poems. \nAaren Perry Host – Open Reading Follows
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LOCATION:Fergie’s Pub\, 1214 Sansom Street\, Philadelphia\, PA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Virtual: Recent Chapbooks from Moonstone Press
DESCRIPTION:Recent Poetry Books from Moonstone Press Readings\nSunday\, October 4th @ 2pm ET\nOn Zoom\, register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/mF-K3tiiTjWbtTv3iDZKhw\nFrank’s new book is Googlet\, $11.00 \nFrank Beltrano is a poet living in Lévis\, Quebec\, Canada. He is a member of the American poetry workshopping group DVP/US1 and founder of the group\, Strong Threads\, based in Quebec. He has published poems in Geist\, Carousel\, Beliveau Review\, Solicitations: Poetry in Quebec\, in Canada\, Fledgling Rag\, US1 Worksheets\, in various anthologies \n  \nAnne’s new book is Now that mother is dead\, All quilts unravel in the end\, $11.00  \nAnne M. Greenhalgh earned her dotorate in English Literature at the University of Pennsylvania\, where she studied with Daniel Hoffman and wrote her dissertationon on the “primary vocabulary” of Elizabeth Bishop’s poetry. She is a long-time member of the faculty and staff at The Wharton School. This debut chapbook features a double crown of sonnets – two \ninterwoven sequences that explore themes of time\, memory\, and loss. rs. \n  \nLisa’s new book is Conversations with the Living Conversations with the Dead\, $11.00    \nLisa Naomi Konigsberg is a Progessor of Rehtoric and Composition at West Chester University in Pennsylvania. She wrote her first poem at the age of seven: “Love is a piece of pie that has been bitten into”. Her chapbooks include: Invisible Histories\, and The Golden Mean\, Moonstone Chapbook winner\, 2019. Her poems work to take the reader into the intersection of the personal experienceand historical events. \nLior’s new book is This Green\, $11.00   \nLior D. Maayan is a poet\, translator\, and technology executive who studied physics\, mathematics\, and philosophy. He was a member of the first Helicon Arabic-Herbrew group and the Poetry Place translation team\, and a 2023-24 ALMA-Metanel Fellow. He is the Weizmann Institute Poetry Laureate and winner of the Clil EcoPoetics Prize. His work has appeared in Granta\, Asymptote\, Paper Brigade Daily\, Ilanot\, ARC\, Haaretz\, Yediot\, Kul AlArab\, and Ho! His debut Hebrew collection\, That Green\, was shortlisted by Haaretz. This Green is his first English-language chapbook\, \nKarol’s new book is The Airplane Game\, $11.00  \nKarol Olesiak is a queer disabled poet\, writer\, and activist. Karol’s work was born out of the refugee experience climaxes in the carnivalesque afterglow of transcendent phenomenon. Prescriptive for the trauma straddling the intersection between crip theory and social justice. Karol is one of the founders of soldiersforthecause.org\, an affinity group for Occupy Wall Street and antiwar blog. Karol’s poetic career started in Harrisburg\, PA at the Heavy Word Poetry Slam in 2000. Karol headlined the Bowery Poetry Club\, and his poetic work is featured in Rogue Agent Journal\, Neologism Poetry\, MAI Feminism\, Proud to Be\, Zoetic\, Lone Mountain Literacy\, Sugar House\, Fifth Wheel Press\, and Pictura Journal.
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