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March 2021
George Mason University presents Visiting Writer Series with Arthur Sze
George Mason University presents Visiting Writer Series, March 18 at 7 PM EDT, with Arthur Sze From the organizers: George Mason University’s Creative Writing Program joins Mason’s University Libraries in presenting the Spring 2021 Visiting Writers Series, featuring two writers each in fiction, nonfiction, and poetry. Register here: https://www.crowdcast.io/e/visiting-writers-series-5/register
Find out more »April 2021
Unbound Book Festival Keynote, feat. Jericho Brown and Tracy K. Smith
From the organizers: "Panelists: Jericho Brown and Tracy K. Smith Join us for an unforgettable evening when we welcome these two beloved Pulitzer Prize-winning poets in conversation to conclude Unbound's sixth festival." Access link will appear here: http://www.unboundbookfestival.com/keynote-event
Find out more »Inprint Margarett Root Brown Reading Series presents Jericho Brown
From the organizers: This livestream* reading will be accessible from the Inprint website. General admission tickets go on sale Tuesday, February 23. Details on how to access the reading will be provided to season subscribers and to those who purchase general admission tickets in the Eventbrite email receipt. Jericho Brown will read a selection of poems, followed by a conversation with a poet.
Find out more »Seattle Arts and Lectures presents Natalie Diaz
Seattle Arts and Lectures presents a reading and conversation with poet Natalie Diaz, moderated by Laura Da'. Tickets are available for in-person attendance and online viewing, or online viewing only. Tickets here: https://lectures.org/event/natalie-diaz/
Find out more »May 2021
Poets on the Coast present The Surrealist’s Toolkit: Generating New Poems from the Subconscious World with Kelli Russell Agodon & Susan Rich
Poets on the Coast present The Surrealist’s Toolkit: Generating New Poems from the Subconscious World, May 1 10 AM - 2:30 PST, with Kelli Russell Agodon & Susan Rich From the organizers: What do Sylvia Plath’s braid, an hourglass museum, and a lampshade of silvering hair have in common? They represent the New Surrealism. Together, we will generate a collage of poems using surrealist prompts from 20th-century surrealists as well as our own. We’ll also look at the wild surrealist…
Find out more »Hudson Valley Writers Center presents Alex Dimitrov and Donika Kelly
From the organizers: "Please join us as we welcome Alex Dimitrov and Donika Kelly as they read from their astonishing new collections and answer your questions on craft in a engaging Q&A on Zoom. You may submit questions before the event to jennifer@writerscenter.org and live on the zoom chat. This reading is free and capped at 500. Donations (towards the poets’ honoraria) are encouraged and appreciated. You will receive the link as soon as you register so be sure to…
Find out more »Seattle Arts & Lectures presents Alberto Ríos
Seattle Arts and Lectures presents a reading and conversation with Alberto Ríos. Tickets are available for in-person attendance and online viewing, or online viewing only. Tickets here: https://lectures.org/event/alberto-rios/
Find out more »June 2021
Seattle Arts & Lectures presents Ocean Vuong
Seattle Arts and Lectures presents a reading and conversation with Ocean Vuong. Tickets are available for in-person attendance and online viewing, or online viewing only. Tickets here: https://lectures.org/event/ocean-vuong/
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