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SUMMARY:Book Release Party: John Wall Barger's "Resurrection Fail" with Savannah Cooper-Ramsey\, Ernest Hilbert\, Warren C Longmire\, Glorious Piner\, Luke Stromberg
DESCRIPTION:Book Release Party for John Wall Barger’s “Resurrection Fail” \nFeaturing readings from Savannah Cooper-Ramsey\, Ernest Hilbert\, Warren C Longmire\, Glorious Piner\, Luke Stromberg\, hosted by Fayyaz Vellani\n1214 Sansom Street and on zoom \nRegister for the Zoom link here: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86880897372?pwd=WXhNc3NSREpLZnZrQnpSQmp0cDNQZz09 \n  \n \nJohn Wall Barger is the author of Pain-proof Men; Hummingbird; The Book of Festus; The Mean Game and Resurrection Fail. He is a contract editor for Frontenac House\, and teaches at UARTS.  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n \nSavannah Cooper-Ramsey is the author of the artist book Not Fit for Print\, winner of BOMB Magazine’s 2018 Biennial Poetry Prize and finalist for the 2018 Sandy Crimmins National Poetry Award. \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n \nErnest Hilbert is the author of Sixty Sonnets\, All of You on the Good Earth\, Caligulan—selected as winner of the 2017 Poets’ Prize—and Last One Out\, he works as a rare book dealer and book critic for The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal.  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n \nWarren C Longmire is a writer\, software engineer and educator from the bad part of North Philadelphia. His writing has been published in American Poetry Review\, Eleven Eleven\, The Painted Bride Quarterly and in the upcoming Best American Poetry Anthology of 2021.  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n \nGlorious Piner teaches Poetry at the University of Maryland and at the University of the Arts\, published in Queerbook\, The American Poetry Review\, The Florida Review\, Conduit Magazine\, and more. \n  \n  \n  \n  \n \nLuke Stromberg’s poetry and criticism have appeared in Smartish Pace\, The Hopkins Review\, The New Criterion\, The Philadelphia Inquirer\, Golidad Review\, Think Journal\, and others\, he is Associate Poetry Editor of E-Verse Radio.  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n \nHOST: Fayyaz Vellani is a British-Canadian writer who has lived in London\, New York\, and Philadelphia\, where he teaches writing at the University of Pennsylvania.  His first novel Tea with Ms. Tanzania will be published by Africa World Press in 2022. \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://moonstoneartscenter.com/event/live-poetry-reading-john-wall-barger-savannah-cooper-ramsey-ernest-hilbert-warren-c-longmire-glorious-piner-luke-stromberg-with-fayyaz-vellani/
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SUMMARY:Virtual Poetry Reading: David R. Slavitt
DESCRIPTION:  \nRegistration Required\, register at: \n https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAodOuoqDIjH9L0yqjhYo_jLZzXejq83PCT \nVirtual poetry reading with David R. Slavitt. \n  \n \nDavid R. Slavitt’s new book is Opus Posthumous and Other Poems (19.95\, LSU Press 978-0807175668). He is a poet\, novelist\, critic\, and author of more than  \n130 works of literature\, in styles ranging from dramatic translations to pulp fiction. His new book\, Opus Posthumous and Other Poems\, Slavitt traverses Africa\, India\, Israel\, and the America in which he finds himself\, complete with visits to zoos\, casinos\, baseball fields\, and cemeteries\, as he searches for clues from which he might learn at least a little. He translates verse from Yiddish and Provençal and offers commentaries on received wisdom\, everyday events\, and the vagaries of existence. Slavitt’s awards\, including a National Endowment for the Arts fellowship for translation\, an award for literature from the American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters\, and a Rockefeller Foundation artist’s  \nresidency. He currently lives in Cambridge\, Massachusetts. \n \n  \n“The power of narrative to transform the events it recounts is among the most rewarding mysteries by which we can be absorbed. David Slavitt is among the most accomplished living practitioners of that art\, in both prose and verse; his poems give us a pleasurable\, beautiful way of m \neditating on a bad time. We can’t ask much more of literature\, and usually we get far less.” ― Henry Taylor in “Compulsory Figures: Essays on Recent American Poets” \n“[Slavitt’s] range in forms\, tones of voice\, and subject matter is wide and various. He shows that he can handle all kinds of tough\, tricky forms\, and that he likes forms. He is perfectly at home in many rhythms\, formal and syncopated. The language is brilliant\, the range almost complete (from Ronald Firbank to Lenny Bruce and Dave Gardner). He can be witty or can crack wise as the occasion demands. Above all\, he can think in verse\, thus inviting the reader to use his intelligence\, too.” ― George Garrett in “The Hollins Critic”
URL:https://moonstoneartscenter.com/event/virtual-poetry-reading-david-r-slavitt/
CATEGORIES:Poetry Events
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SUMMARY:Live Poetry Reading: Eduardo C. Corral\, Cameron MacKenzie\, Spencer Short\, with John Wall Barger
DESCRIPTION:Live Poetry Reading with Eduardo C. Corral\, Cameron MacKenzie\, and Spencer Short\, hosted by John Wall Barger\nLive at Fergie’s Pub\, 1214 Sansom Street and on zoom \nRegistration Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIlf-mgpzwpHdZZB3CAIOVCXQ-8utbL0yWr \n  \n \nEduardo C. Corral\, author of Slow Lightning\, which won the Yale Younger Poets Prize  \nand Guillotine. Praised for his seamless blending of English and Spanish\, tender treatment of history\, and careful exploration of sexuality\, Corral has received numerous honors and awards\, including the Discovery/The Nation Award\, the J. Howard and Barbara M.J. Wood Prize\, a Whiting Writers’ Award\, and a fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts. A CantoMundo Fellow\, he has held the Olive B. O’Connor Fellowship in Creative Writing at Colgate University and was the Philip Roth Resident in Creative Writing at Bucknell University. In 2016 he won the Holmes National Poetry Prize from Princeton University. Corral teaches in the MFA program at North Carolina State University is currently a Hodder Fellow at Princeton University. \n  \n \nCameron MacKenzie was born in Virginia and has worked as a dry cleaner\, house painter\, contractor\, editor\, and teacher\, residing in Santa Barbara\, London\, Tokyo\, Philadelphia\, San Francisco and now Virginia once again\, where he lives with his wife and two children. Cameron MacKenzie’s work has appeared in The Michigan Quarterly Review\, Salmagundi\, The Rumpus\, and J Journal\, among other places. His novel\, The Beginning of His Excellent and Eventful Career and monograph Badiou and American Modernist Poetics were both published in 2018. He teaches English at Ferrum College and writes for The Roanoke Review. \n  \n  \n \nSpencer Short‘s collection of poetry\, Tremolo\, was a winner of the 2000 National Poetry Series\, selected by Billy Collins. Emily Nussbaum\, reviewing Tremolo for The New York Times\, noted “”a prickly stir of humor\, philosophy and romantic giddiness\,” and that “reading this book is something like walking into a kitchen at a party and coming upon a wild charmer you’d never met\, mid-gesticulation — a terrific storyteller\, but also one eager to switch gears mid-sentence\, mid-phrase\, mid-thought.” Cal Bedient\, reviewing Tremolo in the Boston Review\, found “a clawing power of invention.”  In 2003\, Short was included in the Poetry Society of America’s New American Poets festival honoring the “most interesting recent first book poets.” His poems have been included in several anthologies.  \n  \n  \nOpen Reading Follows \n 
URL:https://moonstoneartscenter.com/event/live-poetry-reading-eduardo-c-corral-cameron-mackenzie-spencer-short-with-john-wall-barger/
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SUMMARY:Virtual Poetry Reading: Daniel Biegelson\, Julia Kolchinsky Dasbach\, Lisa Grunberger\, Alicia Jo Rabins
DESCRIPTION:Virtual Poetry Reading with Daniel Biegelson\, Julia Kolchinsky Dasbach\, Lisa Grunberger\, Alicia Jo Rabins\nSplit at the Root: Jewish Writers Wrestle with Parenthood\, Politics\, and Memory\n  \nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/84308329737?pwd=RjJUdCtJVXRySjlvMHdXakJRRzVmUT09 \nMeeting ID: 843 0832 9737 – Passcode: 678146 \n  \n \nDaniel Biegelson is the author of the book of being neighbors (Ricochet Editions) and the chapbook Only the Borrowed Light (VERSE). He serves as the Director of the Visiting Writers Series at Northwest Missouri State University\, where he also works as an editor for The Laurel Review. His poems have appeared in or are forthcoming from Denver Quarterly\, Diagram\, Mid-American Review\, New Orleans Review\, Painted Bride Quarterly\, & RHINO Poetry\, among other places He holds an MFA from the University of Montana and an MA from the University of Massachusetts-Amherst. He lives near Kansas City with his wife and children. \n  \n  \n \nJulia Kolchinsky Dasbach is the author of The Many Names for Mother\, The Bear Who Ate the Stars\, Don’t Touch the Bones and 40 WEEKS. Her poems have appeared in Gulf Coast\, TriQuarterly\, POETRY\, American Poetry Review\, and The Nation. She is Editor-in-Chief of Construction Magazine and occasionally writes Other women don’t tell you\, a blog about motherhood. Julia came to the United States as a Jewish refugee in 1993\, from Dnepropetrovsk\, Ukraine\, and grew up in the DC metro area suburb of Rockville\, Maryland. Her research focuses on contemporary poetry about the Holocaust\, with a special focus on atrocity in former Soviet territories. \n  \n  \n \nPushcart nominee\, Temple University Professor\, Lisa Grunberger is a first-generation American writer.  Her poetry books  I am dirty and Born Knowing are lyrical reflections on life as a Jewish woman\, a mother\, and a daughter of Shoah survivors.  Her book\, Yiddish Yoga: Ruthie’s Adventures in Love\, Loss and the Lotus Position is currently being adapted as a musical.   Her work is widely published and translatred from The New York Times to the Crab Orchard Review.  Almost Pregnant\, her play about infertility and assisted reproductive technologies\, is published by Smith Scripts.  Alexa Talks to Rebecca won the Audience Choice Award at the Squeaky Bicyle Theatre and will soon be a short film.\n \n  \n \nAlicia Jo Rabins is a writer\, musician\, composer\, performer and Torah teacher\, author of Divinity School (2015 APR/Honickman First Book Prize) and Fruit Geode(a finalist for the Jewish Book Award.) She creates multi-genre works of experimental beauty which explore the intersection of ancient wisdom texts with everyday life\, is the creator of Girls in Trouble\, an indie-folk song cycle about the complicated lives of Biblical women and A Kaddish for Bernie Madoff (now an award-winning independent feature film). She is a coffee drinker\, plant lover\, DIY bar/bat/b’nai mitzvah tutor\, and ritualist based in Portland\, Oregon. \n  \n 
URL:https://moonstoneartscenter.com/event/virtual-poetry-reading-daniel-biegelson-julia-kolchinsky-dasbach-lisa-grunberger-alicia-jo-rabins/
CATEGORIES:Poetry,Poetry Events
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SUMMARY:Virtual Poetry Reading: Christian Andres Alfaro De La Rosa\, Paul Buchanan\, Reuben Gelley Newman\, Nicole Liu\, Yi Wei\, with Nathalie Anderson
DESCRIPTION:Virtual Poetry Reading: Poets in Their Youth\nFeaturing Christian Andres Alfaro De La Rosa\, Paul Buchanan\, Reuben Gelley Newman\, Nicole Liu\, and Yi Wei\, hosted by Nathalie Anderson\n  \nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/84532069956?pwd=c2VzQWMrWnN6a3oxR3ZvaVVEWS93UT09 \nMeeting ID: 845 3206 9956\, Passcode: 704102 \n  \n \nChristian Andres Alfaro De La Rosa (he/him) is a first generation\, Mexican/Chicano writer based out of his hometown of Chicago\, Illinois. He writes about the intersections of race\, ethnicity\, gender\, class\, inter racial solidarity\, poems that touch on his hometown of Chicago\, his upbringing\, childhood and coming of age within the city’s Southwest Side; he also incorporates other mediums art into his poetry as well (such as photography\, visual art\, music) that not only inspire\, but fuel his creativity and his writing.  \n  \n  \n  \n \nPaul Buchanan (he/they) is a queer\, Afro-Caribbean writer with roots in Guyana and the American South. His primary interests lie in the intersections between Black identity formation\, trauma\, and the Black literary tradition. Currently\, he is teaching 1st grade full time\, working on  \nextending his research surrounding Black family trauma narratives into a full paper\, and working on a collection of chapbooks. He has a B.A in Black Studies and English from Swarthmore College and is a recipient of both the John Russel Hayes Poetry prize and the Mellon Mays Fellowship. \n  \n  \n \nReuben Gelley Newman (he/him) is a writer and musician from New York City. His work is available in diode\, DIALOGIST\, Hobart Pulp\, and elsewhere. He was a Fall 2020 intern at Copper Canyon Press and works in the library at Williams College in Williamstown\, MA. He tweets @joustingsnail.  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n \nNicole Liu (she/her) was born in Hong Kong\, raised in Shenzhen\, and came of age in Boston. In her poems and essays\, she is attracted to topics of miscommunication and the absurd details of her life. Nicole graduated magna cum laude from Swarthmore College with a B.A. in English and Chinese. She is currently applying to graduate school while working as a writer\, writing instructor\, and translator.   \n  \n  \n  \n  \n \nYi Wei is a first-generation Chinese writer with a BA in Asian American Studies and English from Swarthmore College. She currently serves as the Assistant Flash Fiction Editor at the Asian American Writers’ Workshop. Yi has been awarded the Lois Morrell Poetry Prize and is the third-place winner for the 2021 Sappho Prize for Women Poets. Her work can be found in Palette Poetry\, Lantern Review\, and Crosswinds. She’s currently a Writer in the Public Schools fellow at NYU’s MFA in poetry. \n 
URL:https://moonstoneartscenter.com/event/virtual-poetry-reading-christian-andres-alfaro-de-la-rosa-paul-buchanan-reuben-gelley-newman-nicole-liu-yi-wei-with-nathalie-anderson/
CATEGORIES:Poetry,Poetry Events
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SUMMARY:Live Book Release: Open Source - Warren C. Longmire\, with Sean Lynch
DESCRIPTION:Live Book Release: Open Source by Warren C. Longmire\, hosted by Sean Lynch\nWednesday December 15\, 2021 – 7pm  \nLive at Fergie’s Pub\, 1214 Sansom Street and on Zoom  \nRegistration Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIlf-mgpzwpHdZZB3CAIOVCXQ-8utbL0yWr \n  \n“OPEN SOURCE is a book we’ve been waiting for in Philly\, from a poet who can sing its songs through smog and shame with such tender aplomb that it makes me wanna wander these streets we share in search of myself\, in search of us. This book be its own city of errant and ecstatic bodies.” –Yolanda Wisher\, author of Monk Eats an Afro\, Philadelphia Poet Laureate 2016-2017 \n  \nSelected from two decades of work\, the poetry in Warren C. Longmire’s OPEN SOURCE chronicles the complexities of language\, identity\, love and time. Ranging widely in style\, with a lyric intensity rooted in the Philly landscape\, this book reveals the interconnections between public and private history\, a black man’s daily struggle for self-acceptance and joy amidst “disastrous news and the grace/of each of arc of decay.” Longmire addresses work in the tech industry as well as the gentrifying city as it grinds through a pandemic. At times raw\, playful\, painful and technical\, OPEN SOURCE is poetry alert to the particulars and subtle shifts from day to day in uncertain times\, unafraid to grapple with the past inside the present. \n  \n \nWarren C. Longmire is a writer\, educator\, software engineer and human from North Philadelphia. He is a two-time Pushcart nominee and the co-founder of the Excellano Project Spoken Word Collective. He is a former contributing editor for Apiary Magazine\, Director of Poetry Events for Blue Stoop and Programming Manager for the Nick Virgilio Haiku Society. Poems featured in this collection have been published in Stone Fruit\, American Poetry Review\, Bedfellows\, Prolit\, Voicemail Poems and The Best American Poetry 2021. Open Source is his first full-length book. \n  \n  \n  \nSean Lynch Host\, Open Reading Follows
URL:https://moonstoneartscenter.com/event/live-book-release-open-source-warren-c-longmire-with-sean-lynch/
CATEGORIES:Events,Poetry Events
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SUMMARY:POSTPONED: Serotonin Marathon Virtual Reading
DESCRIPTION:Serotonin Marathon Virtual Reading\nPOSTPONED until further notice \n \nSerotonin is partnering with Moonstone Arts Center for a mental illness marathon poetry reading over Zoom. \nNeurodivergent readers from around the world will share their work on how they live with their mental illnesses. Readers include Sean Lynch\, Raye Hendrix\, Thomas Nuhfer\, Kika Man\, Cleo\, Lemmy Ya’akova\, Jerica Taylor\, Alexandra Weiss\, James Roach\, Erica Abbott\, Lexi Locket\, Lauren Theresa\, Claire Taylor\, Maddi Crease\, plus an open mic! Serotonin seeks to be a safe haven for neurodivergent writers and readers. We publish poetry and short poetic prose on mental illness\, neurodivergence\, and suicide prevention. \nSean Lynch\, Host \n 
URL:https://moonstoneartscenter.com/event/serotonin-marathon-virtual-reading/
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SUMMARY:Live Poetry Reading: Lynn Levin\, Jim Mancinelli\, Elijah B. Pringle III
DESCRIPTION:Live Poetry Reading with Lynn Levin\, Jim Mancinelli\, and Elijah B. Pringle III\n  \n1214 Sansom Street and on zoom –  \nRegistration Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIlf-mgpzwpHdZZB3CAIOVCXQ-8utbL0yWr \n  \nLynn Levin’s most recent poetry collection\, The Minor Virtues  is listed as one of Spring 2020’s best books by The Philadelphia Inquirer. Poet Ross Gay calls the book “a lovely honoring of the small\, the minor sweetnesses that a life is made of.” Her previous collections include Miss Plastique\, Fair Creatures of an Hour\, and Imaginarium. She is the translator\, from the Spanish\, of Birds on the Kiswar Tree by Odi Gonzales and co-author of Poems for the Writing: Prompts for Poets. Her poems have appeared in Boulevard\, Artful Dodge\, Rattle\, on Garrison Keillor’s The Writer’s Almanac\, and other places. She teaches at Drexel University. Her website is lynnlevinpoet.com \n  \n  \n  \n \nJim Mancinelli is author of Primer\, In Deep\, and The Bartimeus Poems for which he also did the improvisational drawings.  His writing is informed by gazing upwards\, wandering the depths\, and digging in the muddy present.  His poems have appeared in The Connecticut River Review\, Philadelphia Poets\, The Schuylkill Valley Journal of the Arts\, Sea Change\, Mad Poets Review\, Fox Chase Review\, and Poetry Ink. He has been a featured reader in various Philadelphia\, New Jersey and Delaware including Live from Kelly Writer’s House\, was selected as a finalist in the 2011 Atlanta Queer Literary Festival\, judged by Mark Doty and is the moderator and founder of the Moveable Beats Reading Series.  Jim is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders at La Salle University in Philadelphia with research interests in the sociological aspects of stuttering. \n  \n  \n  \n \nElijah B Pringle III is a Philadelphia based writer/director/actor/choreographer.  He has published several chapbooks and his words have been published on every continent except for South American and Antarctica.  He has lectured and lead workshops on poetry in AZ\, CA\,IL\, MA\, MD\, MN\, NY\, PA\, SC and DC. His opinions and insights have appeared in the NY Times\, Newsweek and the Philadelphia Daily News.  He has recently completed his first full length play entitled “Should Be.”  His most recent publication is Lamda Lancer\, a collection of LGBT inspired poetry.    \n  \n  \nOpen Reading Follows \n 
URL:https://moonstoneartscenter.com/event/live-poetry-reading-lynn-levin-jim-mancinelli-elijah-b-pringle-iii/
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