Monday, November 30, 2009
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Reading Saturday at The Abbey in Williamsburg
Dear All,
Please come see me read at The Abbey in Williamsburg with Matthew Yeager. Reading begins at 6:30 pm and should be a riot. The Abbey is on Driggs st.
Date: Saturday, October 10, 2009
Time: 6:30pm - 9:30pm
Location: The Abbey 536 Driggs Brooklyn
Hosted by Rachel Herman-Gross
Amy Lawless is the author of Noctis Licentia (Black Maze
Books, 2008). Her work has appeared in Sub-Lit, Scapegoat Review, The Paramanu
Pentaquark, Canon Magazine, Red China Magazine, Forklift, Ohio, Portable Boog
Reader 3, Agriculture Reader, Radioactive Moat, Pax Americana, Sink Review, and
Barrow Street. Lawless holds a degree in journalism from Boston University and
an MFA in poetry from The New School. She is a contributing editor of The Dick
Pig Review, teaches at John Jay College, and lives in Brooklyn. For more
information, check out her blog at http://amylawless.blogspot.com.
Matthew Yeager's poems have
appeared most recently in Sixth Finch, Bat City Review, Agriculture Reader, and
NY Quarterly. His poem "A Big Ball of Foil in a Small NY Apartment,"
which was reprinted in Best American Poetry 2005, was recast in 2008 as a short
film and is currently doing well on the festival circuit. Please purchase a
copy. He has received fellowships from both Virginia Center for Creative Arts
and the MacDowell Colony, and has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize. A native
of Cincinnati, OH, he holds a BA from Butler University (2002), an MFA in
Poetry from the New School University (2004). He is the co-founder, along with
Sean Logan, of Chicken Truck Productions and lives with his girlfriend in
Brooklyn.
Please come see me read at The Abbey in Williamsburg with Matthew Yeager. Reading begins at 6:30 pm and should be a riot. The Abbey is on Driggs st.
Date: Saturday, October 10, 2009
Time: 6:30pm - 9:30pm
Location: The Abbey 536 Driggs Brooklyn
Hosted by Rachel Herman-Gross
Amy Lawless is the author of Noctis Licentia (Black Maze
Books, 2008). Her work has appeared in Sub-Lit, Scapegoat Review, The Paramanu
Pentaquark, Canon Magazine, Red China Magazine, Forklift, Ohio, Portable Boog
Reader 3, Agriculture Reader, Radioactive Moat, Pax Americana, Sink Review, and
Barrow Street. Lawless holds a degree in journalism from Boston University and
an MFA in poetry from The New School. She is a contributing editor of The Dick
Pig Review, teaches at John Jay College, and lives in Brooklyn. For more
information, check out her blog at http://amylawless.blogspot.com.
Matthew Yeager's poems have
appeared most recently in Sixth Finch, Bat City Review, Agriculture Reader, and
NY Quarterly. His poem "A Big Ball of Foil in a Small NY Apartment,"
which was reprinted in Best American Poetry 2005, was recast in 2008 as a short
film and is currently doing well on the festival circuit. Please purchase a
copy. He has received fellowships from both Virginia Center for Creative Arts
and the MacDowell Colony, and has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize. A native
of Cincinnati, OH, he holds a BA from Butler University (2002), an MFA in
Poetry from the New School University (2004). He is the co-founder, along with
Sean Logan, of Chicken Truck Productions and lives with his girlfriend in
Brooklyn.
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
KGB Reading on Monday
Dear Souls and Bodies,
I'm reading at KGB Bar with Patricia Carlin on Monday, October 5 at 7:30. I hope you all can make it. I will have copies of my book, Noctis Licentia, for sale.
I'm reading at KGB Bar with Patricia Carlin on Monday, October 5 at 7:30. I hope you all can make it. I will have copies of my book, Noctis Licentia, for sale.
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Friday, September 18, 2009
KGB Fall Schedule. Check it!
KGB Monday Night Poetry Series
Fall, 2009
Sept 21 Jen Bervin & Noelle Kocot
Sept 28 [no reading--Yom Kippur]
Oct. 5 Amy Lawless & Patricia Carlin
Oct 12 Amy Lemmon & Sandra Simonds
Oct 19 Ernest Hillbert & Sharon Mesmer
Oct. 26 John Koethe & Charles North
Nov. 2 Manhattan Review: Penelope Shuttle, Angie Estes, D. Nurkse, Barron Wormser, James Byrne & editor Philip Fried
Nov 9 Stephen Motika, Howard Altmann & Star Black
Nov 16 Paula Bohince & Jeanne Marie Beaumont
Nov 23 Lisa Olstein & David Shapiro
Nov. 30 Kate Greenstreet & Catherine Bowman
Dec 7 David Lehman & Dara Wier
Dec 14 Mark Bibbins & Mary Jo Bang
Fall, 2009
Sept 21 Jen Bervin & Noelle Kocot
Sept 28 [no reading--Yom Kippur]
Oct. 5 Amy Lawless & Patricia Carlin
Oct 12 Amy Lemmon & Sandra Simonds
Oct 19 Ernest Hillbert & Sharon Mesmer
Oct. 26 John Koethe & Charles North
Nov. 2 Manhattan Review: Penelope Shuttle, Angie Estes, D. Nurkse, Barron Wormser, James Byrne & editor Philip Fried
Nov 9 Stephen Motika, Howard Altmann & Star Black
Nov 16 Paula Bohince & Jeanne Marie Beaumont
Nov 23 Lisa Olstein & David Shapiro
Nov. 30 Kate Greenstreet & Catherine Bowman
Dec 7 David Lehman & Dara Wier
Dec 14 Mark Bibbins & Mary Jo Bang
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Three Poems in Radioactive Moat
Hey look! I have three poems in the inaugural issue of Radioactive Moat. Click here for the full fun!
Friday, September 4, 2009
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