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SUMMARY:Virtual Poetry Reading: International Workers' Day Anthology
DESCRIPTION:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82855093815?pwd=Ryt0RzBqMmoyYWxJU3Q1YmJ2dnZmdz09 \nMeeting ID: 828 5509 3815 – Passcode: 838862 \nVirtual Poetry Reading: International Workers’ Day Anthology \n \nMay 1st is International Workers’ Day\, a time of celebration and opposition throughout the world\, except in the United States where it began. May Day commemorates the May 1st\, 1886 nationwide protest for the eight-hour day and the following “Haymarket Affair\,” a pivotal event in the history of workers’ and anarchist movements in which four labor organizers were hanged by the State in Chicago. May Day is also the ancient celebration of Spring and rebirth – the traditional time for planting new seeds in old ground. \nPoets have long reflected on work. What is it to you? Is it a burden\, a salve\, a joy? \nDonald Hall wrote a wonderful memoir called Life Work\, not what you do for money but what you do with your life. The Poetry Foundation has a terrific article\, Work Poems – Poetry about looking for jobs and working for a living. https://www.poetryfoundation.org/articles/69799/work-poems. \nRead What Work Is by Philip Levine; Brass Spittoons by Langston Hughes; Shirt by Robert Pinsky. \nWe asked poets to send us a poem on work for a Moonstone anthology. \nJoin us as we celebrate International Workers Day with poetry and bring a poem. \nContributors (Not all will be reading): \nMichele Belluomini \nMiriam Ben-Yoseph \nByron Beynon \nSarah Bowden \nMatilda Bray \nR. Bremner \nGrace Cavalieri \nTerence Culleton \nSteven Davison \nTerry Dugan \nChristine Ferrari \nStrickland \nMaria Gillan \nlinda goss \nBeejay Grob \nSteven Halpern \nBarbara Hobbie \nJoan Huffman \njack israel \nIrving Jones \nChris Kaiser \nMichael Levin \nKaren Mandell \nEmily Rose Miller \nLiz Minette \nDennis Moritz \nAnthony Palma \nJohn Polier \nDavid Radavich \nEsther Ramos \njoe roarty \nGeorge Schaefer \nJennifer Schneider \nBob Small \nSarah Trembath \nKelley White \nSamantha Wright
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SUMMARY:Moonstone Poetry @ PhillyCAM: Tom Garvey with Charles S. Carr
DESCRIPTION:2021 Philly Loves Poetry Interview and Readings Series: Charles S. Carr talks with Tom Garvey\, Author of The Secret Apartment: Vet Stadium\, a surreal memoir \nWatch the live broadcast at Comcast Cable 66/966HD/967 | Verizon FIOS 29/30 in Philadelphia | PhillyCAM TV: https://phillycam.org/watch \nTom Garvey\, an Airborne\, Ranger and Special Forces qualified officer\, served as an A-Team Leader in Viet Nam in 1968 and returned home to mixed reviews about his stability and state of mind. Like many other Viet Nam Veterans\, he found few who cared to hear about his time overseas. Now\, with his wife Peggy and his wonderful family of five step children and their mates and two world class grandchild\, he has finally come home. Life is good. Life is very good indeed. \n  \n  \nIf I overheard anyone telling this story in a bar or at a party\, I wouldn’t believe it either. But I must confess\, I’d probably “scooch” a little closer\, eavesdropping\, unable to walk away. I’d have to find out how this yarn unraveled. Let’s begin an implausible story with a seemingly simple yet complex question. If you were single\, never married with no children or dependents\, would you\, if you had the opportunity\, have lived “on the down low” in a secret apartment in Veterans Stadium? In this proposal we have an off the wall South Philly version of “The Phantom of the Opera\,” but the larger notion this question begs could easily challenge the inner demons of sports fans anywhere. If you had an opportunity to live in a major sports stadium of a team you grew up loving\, what would you have done? In my case: I could\, so I did. \n  \n“Truth\, always strange\, is stranger than fiction.”~ Lord Byron \nCharles S. Carr\, Host
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SUMMARY:Virtual Poetry Reading: Quintin Collins\, Meg Kearney\, Iain Haley Pollock\, with Larry Robin
DESCRIPTION:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84308329737?pwd=RjJUdCtJVXRySjlvMHdXakJRRzVmUT09 \nMeeting ID: 843 0832 9737 – Passcode: 678146 \nVirtual Poetry Reading: Quintin Collins\, Meg Kearney\, Iain Haley Pollock \nQuintin Collins (he/him) is a writer\, editor\, and Solstice MFA Program assistant director. His work appears in many print and online publications\, and his first full-length collection of poems is The Dandelion Speaks of Survival (Cherry Castle Publishing\, 2021). His second collection of poems\, Claim Tickets for Stolen People\, selected by Marcus Jackson as winner of The Journal’s 2020 Charles B. Wheeler Prize\, is forthcoming from The Ohio State University Press/Mad Creek Books in 2022. See more of his work on qcollinswriter.com. \n  \n  \nMeg Kearney’s All Morning the Crows\, winner of the Washington Prize\, is just out with The Word Works press. Meg is also author of An Unkindness of Ravens and Home By Now\, winner of the PEN New England L.L. Winship Award; a heroic crown\, The Ice Storm\, published as a chapbook in 2020; and three verse novels for teens. Her award-winning picture book\, Trouper\, is illustrated by E.B. Lewis. Meg’s poetry has been featured on Garrison Keillor’s “A Writer’s Almanac” and Ted Kooser’s “American Life in Poetry” series\, and included in the 2017 Best American Poetry anthology (Natasha Tretheway\, guest editor). She lives in New Hampshire and directs the Solstice MFA in Creative Writing Program in Massachusetts. Visit www.megkearney.com. \nIain Haley Pollock is the author of two poetry collections\, Ghost\, Like a Place (Alice James Books\, 2018)\, which was nominated for an NAACP Image Award\, and Spit Back a Boy\, winner of the 2010 Cave Canem Poetry Prize. Individual poems have appeared in American Poetry Review\, The Baffler\, and The New York Times Magazine. Pollock teaches English at Rye Country Day School in Rye\, NY\, and is a member of the poetry faculty at the Solstice MFA program of Pine Manor College. \n  \nLarry Robin\, Host – Open Reading Follows
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SUMMARY:Virtual Poetry Reading: Regie Cabico\, Israel Colon\, Lucia Herrmann\, with Sean Hanrahan
DESCRIPTION:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84308329737?pwd=RjJUdCtJVXRySjlvMHdXakJRRzVmUT09 \nMeeting ID: 843 0832 9737 – Passcode: 678146 \nVirtual Poetry Reading: Regie Cabico\, Israel Colon\, Lucia Herrmann \nRegie Cabico is the first Asian American and queer poet to win the Nuyorican Poets Cafe Grand Slam. He has appeared on HBO’s Def Poetry Jam\, TEDx Talk and NPR’s Snap Judgement. He received a New York Innovative Theater Award for his work with the New York Neo-Futurists’ Production of Too Much Light Makes The Baby Go Blind. He produces Capturing Fire Festival and Press. He has been on faculty at Kundiman\, Banff Spoken Word Arts & NYU’s Asian Pacific Studies Artist in Residence. Cabico is a founding Board Member of Split This Rock and a 2019 Le Maison Baldwin Fellowship Recipient. \n  \n  \nIsrael Colon\, author of Icarus ($12.00\, Toho Publishing) With inspired rhyme schemes and use of poetic forms\, Icarus confronts Israel Colon’s struggles with trauma\, religion\, and relationships. Through a mercilessly honest approach to writing\, Colon shines a light on the experiences of a man barely keeping it together. A Philadelphia-based father\, poet\, and business operations professional\, Colon has a bachelor’s from Temple University and a master’s in industrial and organizational psychology from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. His debut poetry chapbook chronicles his early life as an at-risk youth. “Icarus will send shivers down your spine. It will remind you of the power of poetry and leave you wanting to read it again.”? Andrs Cruciani\, author of The Father and editor-in-chief of Toho Journal. \n  \nLucia Herrmann is a Miami-raised and Philly-based artist and educator. She has been published by Apiary\, Toho Journal\, Defunkt Mag\, and has two pieces forthcoming in Jai-Alai Books’ Waterproof collection. In 2019\, Lucia was featured in two Philly FringeArts productions\, and she is very much looking forward to when theaters and performance spaces can safely reopen. She is a workshop leader for Green Street Poetry\, and a former poetry editor for Toho Journal. In the classroom and in her community\, Lucia is dedicated to the transformative and unifying power of creative expression. \n  \nSean Hanrahan\, Host – Open Reading Follows
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SUMMARY:Virtual Poetry Reading: New Voices - Emerging Poets\, Siduri Beckman\, Kelly Thompson\, DuPree Walker\, with Larry Robin
DESCRIPTION:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82855093815?pwd=Ryt0RzBqMmoyYWxJU3Q1YmJ2dnZmdz09  \nMeeting ID: 828 5509 3815 – Passcode: 838862 \nVirtual Poetry Reading: New Voices – Emerging Poets\, Siduri Beckman\, Kelly Thompson\, and DuPree Walker \nNew Voices is a program designed for emerging poets under the age of 25. \nSiduri Beckman is a lifelong Philadelphian. She served as the inaugural Youth Poet Laureate of Philadelphia where she was mentored by Poet Laureate Sonia Sanchez. She was published most recently in MSU Press’s 2019 collection\, Undocumented: Great Lakes Poet Laureates on Social Justice. Siduri is passionate about the intersection of poetry\, public education\, and civic engagement. Siduri graduated from Yale University in 2020. \n  \n  \nKelly Thompson is a 23-year-old recent Temple graduate from Limerick\, Pennsylvania. She loves writing fiction and poetry with fantasy and horror elements. You can find her poetry in Moonstone’s New Voices Anthology #4 and in the online journal Ariadne. \n  \n  \n  \n  \nDuPree Walker is a graduating senior International Affairs\, Spanish double major\, English minor\, from Anchorage\, Alaska\, pursuing her degree at Howard University. For as long as she can remember her creative side has been drawn to the art of language. This year\, Moonstone Arts Center gave DuPree the amazing first opportunity to be a published poet. After graduation\, DuPree plans on pursuing law school with the goal to practice international litigation and arbitration whilst also fostering her creative passion DuPree is also a proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority\, Inc. \n  \nLarry Robin\, Host – Open Reading Follows
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SUMMARY:Virtual Poetry Reading: 2021 Moonstone Chapbook Contest Winners - Kyle Laws\, Faith Paulsen\, Paul Siegell
DESCRIPTION:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84308329737?pwd=RjJUdCtJVXRySjlvMHdXakJRRzVmUT09 \nMeeting ID: 843 0832 9737 – Passcode: 678146 \nVirtual Poetry Reading: 2021 Moonstone Chapbook Contest Winners \nFirst Prize:  \nKyle Laws – author of the sea is woman \nKyle Laws is based out of Steel City Art Works in Pueblo\, CO where she directs Line/Circle: Women Poets in Performance. She was born in Philadelphia and her family maintains a home there. Collections include Uncorseted (Kung Fu Treachery Press\, 2020)\, Ride the Pink Horse (Stubborn Mule Press\, 2019)\, Faces of Fishing Creek (Middle Creek Publishing\, 2018)\, This Town: Poems of Correspondence coauthored with Jared Smith (Liquid Light Press\, 2017)\, So Bright to Blind (Five Oaks Press\, 2015)\, and Wildwood (Lummox Press\, 2014). With eight nominations for a Pushcart Prize and one for Best of the Net\, her poems and essays have appeared in magazines and anthologies in the U.S.\, U.K.\, Canada\, and Germany. She is editor and publisher of Casa de Cinco Hermanas Press. \n  \nRunner’s Up: \nFaith Paulsen – author of we marry we bury we sing or we weep \nFaith Paulsen’s work has appeared in One Art\, Ghost City Press\, Seaborne\, and Book of Matches\, as well as Thimble Literary Magazine\, Evansville Review\, Mantis\, Psaltery and Lyre\, and Terra Preta\, among others. Her work also appears in the anthologies Is it Hot in Here or Is It Just Me? and 50/50: Poems & Translations by Womxn over 50. She has been nominated for a Pushcart\, and her chapbook A Color Called Harvest was published in 2016. A second chapbook\, Cyanometer\, is expected in 2021. She lives just outside Philadelphia. She and her husband Barton Sacks are the proud parents of three sons\, Paz\, Seth and Gideon. \n  \nPaul Siegell – author of The Tongue They Shared \nPaul Siegell is the 2021 Montgomery County Poet Laureate and author of Take Out Delivery\, wild life rifle fire\, jambandbootleg\, and Poemergency Room. He’s an award-winning creative director at The Philadelphia Inquirer and was a senior editor at Painted Bride Quarterly from 2007-2019. In 2015\, his work was selected for the Pennsylvania’s Center for the Book’s Public Poetry Project. A Pushcart nominee\, Paul has contributed to American Poetry Review\, Black Warrior Review\, Rattle\, and many other fine journals.
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SUMMARY:Virtual Poetry Reading: Sonia Sanchez
DESCRIPTION:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84532069956?pwd=c2VzQWMrWnN6a3oxR3ZvaVVEWS93UT09 \nMeeting ID: 845 3206 9956 – Passcode: 704102 \nVirtual Poetry Reading: Sonia Sanchez \nSonia Sanchez\, poet\, activist\, scholar—was the Laura Carnell Professor of English and Women’s Studies at Temple University. She is the recipient of both the Robert Frost Medal for distinguished lifetime service to American poetry and the Langston Hughes Poetry Award. One of the most important writers of the Black Arts Movement\, Sanchez is the author of sixteen books. \nA representative collection of the life work of the much-honored poet and a founder of the Black Arts movement\, spanning the 4 decades of her literary career. Gathering highlights from all of Sonia Sanchez’s poetry\, this compilation is sure to inspire love and community engagement among her legions of fans. Beginning with her earliest work\, including poems from her first volume\, Homecoming (1969)\, through to 2019\, the poet has collected her favorite work in all forms of verse\, from Haiku to excerpts from book-length narratives. Her lifelong dedication to the causes of Black liberation\, social equality\, and women’s rights is evident throughout\, as is her special attention to youth in poems addressed to children and young adults. \nAs Maya Angelou so aptly put it: “Sonia Sanchez is a lion in literature’s forest. When she writes she roars\, and when she sleeps other creatures walk gingerly.” \n“You have spoken for us . . . Written for us . . . Sung to us . . . How much in your debt we are.” —Toni Morrison \n“This world is a better place because of Sonia Sanchez: more livable\, more laughable\, more manageable. I wish millions of people knew that some of the joy in their lives comes from the fact that Sonia Sanchez is writing poetry.” \n “Only a poet with an innocent heart can exorcise so much pain with so much beauty.” —Isabel Allende \n “The poetry of Sonia Sanchez is full of power and yet always clean and uncluttered. It makes you wish you had thought those thoughts\, felt those emotions\, and\, above all\, expressed them so effortlessly and so well.” —Chinua Achebe \n“Her songs of destruction and loss scrape the heart; her praise songs thunder and revitalize. We need these songs for our journey together into the next century.” – —Joy Harjo
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SUMMARY:Virtual Poetry Reading: The Poet's Memoir - Elaine Terranova\, Natasha Sajé\, Spencer Reece\, with Larry Robin
DESCRIPTION:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84569818367?pwd=VzdNcGQ5Z1BpL3BVVWQ0UW5ZVWxEQT09 \nMeeting ID: 845 6981 8367 – Passcode: 472875 \nVirtual Poetry Reading: The Poet’s Memoir \nElaine Terranova’s memoir The Diamond Cutter’s Daughter is due in May. Elaine grew up in a working-class neighborhood\, worked as a factory worker\, office temp\, preschool teacher\, and editor. She taught at Community College of Philadelphia\, Temple University\, University of Delaware\, and in the Rutgers MFA program. She is author of seven collections of poetry and two chapbooks. Terranova’s first book\, The Cult of the Right Hand won the 1990 Walt Whitman Award\, Perdido\, is her most recent book. Her poems have appeared in The New Yorker\, The American Poetry Review\, Pleiades\, Ploughshares\, and other magazines and anthologies. Her awards include a Pushcart Prize\, the Margaret Banister residency\, the Judah L. Magnes Gold Medal\, and fellowships from the NEA and the Pew Center. (photo by Millie L. Berg) \nNatasha Sajé is author of Red Under the Skin\, winner of the Agnes Lynch Starrett prize; Bend\, awarded the Utah Book Award in Poetry; Vivarium and her post-modern poetry handbook\, Windows and Doors: A Poet Reads Literary Theory. Her most recent book is a memoir-in-essays\, Terroir: Love\, Out of Place\, a finalist for Pen\, Lambda\, and Foreword awards. Honors include the Bannister Writer-in-Residence at Sweet Briar College\, Alice Fay di Castagnola and Robert Winner Awards from the Poetry Society of America\, the Campbell Corner Poetry Prize\, a Fulbright Scholarship to Slovenia\, a Camargo Fellowship in France\, a Hermitage artist residency\, and a 2020 Pushcart prize. Sajé teaches at Vermont College of Fine Arts and Westminster College in Salt Lake City\, where she directs the Weeks Poetry Series. \nSpencer Reece’s first published book of poetry\, The Clerk’s Tale\, was selected by Louise Glück as the winner of the Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference Bakeless Prize. The titular poem was adapted into a short film by James Franco in 2010. Reece is also the author of the poetry collection The Road to Emmaus\, a finalist for the Griffin Prize and longlisted for the National Book Award. He is the recipient of a Whiting Award\, a Guggenheim Fellowship and a National Endowment for the Arts fellowship. For several years he lived in Madrid\, where he was the national secretary to the Episcopal bishop of Spain. He currently lives in Jackson Heights\, “the world’s most diverse neighborhood” according to The New York Times\, where he is the interim priest in charge at St Mark’s. \nLarry Robin\, Host – Open Reading Follows
URL:https://moonstoneartscenter.com/event/virtual-poetry-reading-the-poets-memoir-elaine-terranova-natasha-saje-spencer-reece-with-larry-robin/
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