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SUMMARY:Live Poetry Reading: W.D. Ehrhart\, Lynn Levin\, Amber Renee
DESCRIPTION:Live Poetry Reading: W.D. Ehrhart\, Lynn Levin\, Amber Renee\n1214 Sansom Street and on zoom – Registration Required – Registration Link \nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIucuCgqzIuH9yFuMAp-FO6iL9rBOqligPl \n  \nD. Ehrhart began writing when he was 15 years old and has been writing ever since. Eight of his poems were included in Winning Hearts and Minds: War Poems by Vietnam Veterans (1972) and 24 books have followed. His Passing Time: Memoir of a Vietnam Veteran Against the War (revised) is due shortly. Exclusively a poet until he was almost 30\, he has since written and published a wide variety of nonfiction prose from 400-word newspaper commentaries to 40-page scholarly essays to 400-page personal narratives. The influence of Ehrhart’s encounter with the Vietnam War can readily be seen in his writing\, but though he is known primarily as a “Vietnam War poet\,” in fact his subject matter ranges widely. He has written essays and articles on such topics as radio disc jockeys\, tugboats on the Delaware River\, the Internal Revenue Service\, and a variety of modern and contemporary poets from William Wantling to Daniel Hoffman. His wife and daughter are major sources of inspiration for his poetry. His poems also reflect his respect for nature\, his love of friends\, his active engagement with the world around him\, and his consternation at the human condition. \nLynn Levin’s most recent poetry collection\, The Minor Virtues (Ragged Sky\, 2020) 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 \nAmber Renee\, she/her\, is a chronic writer from Bucks County\, PA. Known to mix mediums\, Amber self-published a book Thoughts on This Most Recent Episode in 2016\, shortly before its musical counterpart released on SoundCloud. In January 2020 she put out a Poetry Picture book i feel like i’m nothing available online. During the pandemic lockdown\, Amber used her time to create tracks she calls “Poetry Songs.” As well\, she spent time as an editor for Serotonin Poetry; a journal of mental health by poets with mental illness. 2022 saw her first traditionally published book In memory energy by Moonstone publishing. Find her on social media @amberreneepoet \n  \n Open Reading Follows
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LOCATION:Fergie’s Pub\, 1214 Sansom Street\, Philadelphia\, PA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Live Poetry Reading: James Feichthaler\, M. Elizabeth Hershey\, Jonathan Koven
DESCRIPTION:Live Poetry Reading: James Feichthaler\, M. Elizabeth Hershey\, Jonathan Koven\nWednesday April 20\, 2022 – 7pm – LIVE at Fergie’s Pub \n1214 Sansom Street and on zoom\, Registration Required for zoom – use this link:  \nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIsdu6hpjkuHNGjHoEg5OmObWBGmSPWFSi0 \nJames Feichthaler is a poet and essayist whose work has most recently appeared in One Art\, Sortes\, Schuylkill Valley Journal\, and the Mad Poets Society’s Local Lyrics series. His new book The Rise of the COVFEFE\, a poetical satire of these divided and uncertain times\, was published in late 2020 by Parnilis Media. He is also the host of an open mic reading in Manayunk\, PA called The Dead Bards of Philadelphia. \n  \n \nM. Elizabeth Hershey is originally from a Midwest university town in southern Indiana. She graduated from Brown University with a BA in Visual Arts\, where she studied much of her art degree at the accompanying Rhode Island School of Design. She works in several mediums\, but photography remains her primary passion and profession. Look to the North is her first published chapbook\, in which each poem depicts a memoir of a moment in time approaching middle age. She also has a passion for piano\, speaking Italian\, and finding four-leaf clovers. \nJonathan Koven grew up on Long Island\, NY\, embraced by tree-speak\, tide’s rush\, and the love and support of his family. He holds a BA in English and Creative Writing from American University\, works as a technical writer\, and freelance editor (and formerly head fiction editor of Toho Journal). He lives in Philadelphia with his best friend and future wife Delana\, and cats Peanut Butter and Keebler. Jonathan’s debut chapbook Palm Lines\, and his award-winning novella Below Torrential Hill are available and the current list of his publications is available at https://linktr.ee/jonathankoven. \n  \n  \n  \nSean Hanrahan Host\, Open Reading Follows \n  \n 
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LOCATION:Fergie’s Pub\, 1214 Sansom Street\, Philadelphia\, PA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Virtual Poetry Reading: Quincy Scott Jones\, Marci Blackman\, Sarah Gambito\, D. Nurkse\, Bushra Rehman\, Yolanda Wisher
DESCRIPTION:Virtual Poetry Reading: Quincy Scott Jones\, Marci Blackman\, Sarah Gambito\, D. Nurkse\, Bushra Rehman\, Yolanda Wisher\nThursday April 21\, 2022 – 7pm – VIRTUAL \nRegistration Required – use this link: \nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIlc-usqjwuGteb-36iCgphT76_l9ZkiKT9 \n  \nJoin us for a night celebrating poetry and Quincy Scott Jones’ new-ish book How to Kill Yourself Instead of Your Children\, a meditation on racial violence and the prospect of raising Black and Brown children in a world that doesn’t care for Black or Brown (or children). \n  \nQuincy Scott Jones is the author of two books of poetry: The T-Bone Series (Whirlwind Press\, 2009) and How to KillYourself Instead of Your Children (C&R Press\, 2021). His work has appeared in the African American Review\, The North American Review\, the Bellingham Review\, Love Jawns: A Mixtape\, and The Feminist Wire. With Nina Sharma he co-curates Blackshop\, a column that thinks about allyship between BIPOC artist. His graphic narrative\, >BlackNerd<\, is in the works. \n  \n \nMarci Blackman is the author of the novels\, PO MAN’S CHILD\, recipient of the ALA’s Stonewall Award for Best Fiction\, and TRADITION\, noted in Band of Thebes as one of the Best LGBTQ Books of the year. Blackman’s third novel\, ELEPHANT\, is forthcoming. \n  \n  \n \nSarah Gambito is Professor of English / Director of Creative Writing at Fordham University and co-founder of Kundiman\, a non-profit organization serving writers and readers of Asian American literature. \n  \n  \n \nD. Nurkse is the author of twelve poetry collections\, most recently A COUNTRY OF STRANGERS\, just out from Knopf. A former Brooklyn poet laureate\, he taught poetry at Rikers Island and served on the board of Amnesty International-USA. He currently teaches at Sarah Lawrence College. \n  \n  \n \nBushra Rehman is a writer and cultural activist\, author of Corona\, a dark comedy about being Muslim and her collection of poems\, Marianna’s Beauty Salon. She is creator of the community-based writing workshop Two Truths and a Lie: Writing Memoir and Autobiographical Fiction. \n  \n  \n \nPoet\, singer\, educator\, and curator Yolanda Wisher is author of Monk Eats an Afro and co-editor of the anthology Peace is a Haiku Song. Wisher was named Poet Laureate of Montgomery County and third Poet Laureate of Philadelphia. A Pew and Cave Canem Fellow\, Wisher received the Leeway Foundation’s Transformation Award\, works as Curator of Spoken Word and Co-Director of Curatorial Programs at Philadelphia Contemporary. She performs a blend of poetry and song with her band Yolanda Wisher & The Afroeaters.
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SUMMARY:Live Poetry Reading: Alicia Askenase\, Julia Blumenreich
DESCRIPTION:Live Poetry Reading: Alicia Askenase\, Julia Blumenreich\n  \nLive at Fergie’s Pub \n1214 Sansom Street and on zoom – Registration Required – Registration Link https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYudOqpqT8oEt0RnjqPfwJgqoS46VZuKs6W \nAlicia Askenase is the author of The Luxury of Pathos (Texture Press) and Shirley Shirley (sonaweb) and a few chaplets. She was a co-founding editor of the literary journal 6ix\, and Literary Curator of the Walt Whitman Art Center for many years. Her poetry has appeared in the anthologies: New Work by Philadelphia Poets\, Poems for the Writing: Prompts for Poets\, Second Edition\, Art Through the Eyes of Mad Poets\, An Ekphrastic Poetry Collection\, and others. Her writing has also appeared in literary journals such as: Chain\, editions #2 and #12\, Poetry New York\, The World\, Feminist Studies\, and The Journal of Modern Languages. Recent publications include The Manhattanville Review\, The Painted Bride Quarterly http://pbqmag.org/issue-100/\, with new work forthcoming in spring 2022 from the Paterson Literary Review. \nJulia Blumenreich\, author of Meeting Tessie\, Artificial Memory\, Blue Angel of a Day and The What of Underfoot\, is a poet who is in her 25th year of teaching 4th grade at Germantown Academy. She is a recipient of a PCA grant and a finalist for the 2016 Brittany Noakes Poetry Award. In 2012\, she collaborated with the visual artist\, Wendy Osterweil\, on ‘Reforesting: An Homage to Gil Ott’ a poetry/ sculptural installation/print show at The Painted Bride Art Center. Four of her poems have been set to music composed by Kyle Smith and were performed as part of “Lyric Fest” in 2014. Her recent work has been published in “The Whirlwind Review\, “Philadelphia Stories\,” and in “An Anthology of Philadelphia Poets\,” edited by Valerie Fox and translated into Romanian by Daniel Dragomirescu. \nAlina Macneal & Jennifer Hook\, Hosts – Open Reading Follows
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LOCATION:Fergie’s Pub\, 1214 Sansom Street\, Philadelphia\, PA\, United States
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