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SUMMARY:Live Poetry Reading: New Chapbooks from Moonstone Press
DESCRIPTION:Poetry Reading: New Releases from Moonstone Press\nFeaturing: F. X. Baird\, RuNett Nia Ebo\, Nina Gadson\, g emil reutter\, and Diane Sahms Guarnieri\nWednesday October 13\, 2021 – 7pm\n  \nLive at Fergie’s Pub 1214 Sansom Street  \nAnd on Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84308329737?pwd=RjJUdCtJVXRySjlvMHdXakJRRzVmUT09 \nMeeting ID: 843 0832 9737 Passcode: 678146 \n \n  \nF.X Baird is author of Painting with My Father and Square Peg Round Hole\, a Pushcart nominee\, his poems have appeared in the Schuylkill Valley Journal\, Philadelphia Stories\, and more. He has conducted a poetry workshop with long term incarcerated men at Phoenix Prison which since the pandemic has been conducted via email and now includes poets from other state prisons and recently has expanded to include women incarcerated at Muncy State Correctional Institution. \n  \nRuNett Nia Ebo is a poet of purpose\, author\, ghost writer\, blogger\, editor\, essayist\, venue host\, and event planner whose signature poem\, Lord\, Why Did You Make Me Black?  was performed by the Fresh Visions Youth Theatre Group and is available in a coloring book.  She is a contributing writer for Kwee\, a Liberian magazine published in Monrovia.\, ghost writer\, blogger\, editor\, essayist\, venue host\, and event planner. Her latest chapbook is Expressing Myself on Purpose with Moonstone Press. \n  \nNina Gadson is the author of When I Was 16. She wrote and collected these poems when she was 16 and younger\, a time capsule into that period of her life. Her inspiring and heartfelt poems always have an impact\, she feels that trials and tribulations come with every new season in life. It’s about growth and a turning point. She is grateful that God has sustained that 16-year-old girl to become the young Women she is\, and was born to be. \n  \ng emil reutter is a writer of poems and stories\, has worked in the factories\, steel mills and with the railway police. His work has been widely published in the small and electronic press and fifteen volumes of his collections have been published. He is currently a contributing editor at North of Oxford and published The Fox Chase Review. His publications include Poems of the Pennypack and Violence in My City. \n  \nDiane Sahms Guarnieri is the Poetry Editor of North of Oxford; served as Poetry Editor at The Fox Chase Review\, served on the Editorial Board of Philadelphia Stories Magazine\, founded\, and runs The Tenth Muse Poetry Workshop. Diane has performed her poetry at venues along the east coast of the United States from Boston\, Massachusetts to Richmond\, Virginia. Her newest chapbook with Moonstone Press\, COVID-19\, 2020: A Poetic Journal\, is an astute reflection on the modern plague year. \n  \nAll of their chapbooks are currently available on the Moonstone Online Store. \n 
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LOCATION:Fergie’s Pub\, 1214 Sansom Street\, Philadelphia\, PA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Virtual Poetry Reading: Moonstone Chapbook Contest Winners 2020 to 2015
DESCRIPTION:Virtual Poetry Reading\nMoonstone Chapbook Contest Winners 2020 to 2015\nHosted by J. C. Todd\, our 2021 judge \n  \nSunday October 17\, 2021 – 2pm – Virtual\n  \nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/84532069956?pwd=c2VzQWMrWnN6a3oxR3ZvaVVEWS93UT09 \nMeeting ID: 845 3206 9956 Passcode: 704102 \n  \n \n  \n  \nKyle Laws won in 2020 for The Sea Is Woman\, author of Uncorseted\, Ride the Pink Horse and Faces of Fishing Creek\, she has 8 nominations for a Pushcart Prize. she directs Line/Circle: Women Poets in Performance. \n  \nFaith Paulsen was a runner up in 2020 for We Marry\, We Bury\, We Sing or We Weep. Her work has appeared in venues including Ghost City Press\, Book of Matches\, Panoply\, Thimble\, Evansville Review\, and Mantis. \n  \nKenneth Pobo won the 2019 contest for Book of Micah. He is the author of twenty-one chapbooks and nine full-length collections. Recent books include Bend of Quiet\, Uneven Steven\, and Lavender Fire\, Lavender Rose. \n  \nEmma Wynn was runner up in 2019 for Help Me to Fall. Her poetry has appeared in Sky Island\, West Trade Review\, The Raw Art Review\, and Delmavra Review. She was a finalist for the Subvinean magazine 2021 poetry award. \n  \nMbarek Styfi shared first prize in 2018 for The Trace of a Smile. Poet and translator\, teaches at the University of Pennsylvania\, his work has appeared in CELAAN Review\, World Literature Today\, Banipal\, and many other journals. \n  \nLisa Grunberger shared first prize in 2018 for i am dirty. She is also the author of Yiddish Yoga\, Born Knowing\, and her play\, Almost Pregnant. Her work has appeared in The New York Times\, Hanging Loose Press\, Crab Orchard Review. \n  \nBevil Townsend was a runner-up in 2018 with One Hell of a Woman. She is a poet\, feminist\, and political junkie—sometimes in reverse order. She currently lives in Washington\, DC and teaches storytelling to campaign activists. \n  \nGeorge McDermott won the 2017 contest for Pictures\, Some of Them Moving. He is a Philadelphia poet\, who has been an English teacher\, a speechwriter\, and a screenwriter (those are not mutually exclusive\, not even especially different). \n  \nVernita Hall won the 2016 contest for Hitchhiking Robot Learns About Philadelphians. She is the author of Where William Walked: Poems About Philadelphia and Its People of Color. \n  \nJoe Roarty won our first chapbook contest in 2015 for Moritat\, German for “street ballad”. Poetry of high-octane energy\, passionate intelligence\, supercharged\, insistent blues\, jazz and heightened speech rhythms. \n  \nAll books are available at our Online Store.\n \n  \nThere’s still time for you to join this list of winners! Our annual chapbook contest is open for submissions until November 5th\, 2021. \nSubmit to the 2021 Moonstone Poetry Chapbook Contest: deadline 11/5/2021 \n 
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