Lives Brought to Life
Jack Ridl, Portage Public Library (Portage, MI)
Sunday, February 24th @ 3pm
Jack Ridl read from his new poetry collection, Practicing to Walk like a Heron
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Bhisham Bherwani is leading two workshops in New York. For more details, click here.
Michael Miller’s Darkening of the Grass reviewed by Rattle 38
If you are in New York, check out these two poetry workshops lead by Bhisham Bherwani
Duration: Six consecutive Wednesdays, beginning February 27th
Description: The thumbprint of visual art is discernible in so much of modern and contemporary poetry. Wittingly (or, unwittingly), poets evoke the visual arts in different ways to inform their work. Visual art can instruct poets about the creative process, extending metaphors for themes that may be personal, social or political. In this workshop participants’ poems will be considered from the perspective of their relationship to painting, sculpture, architecture and photography. During the course, participants will compose a short manuscript of poems.
For more info visit Poets House
For the reading list of some reference poems go here
Duration: Three consecutive Sundays, beginning February 17th
Description: Despite Wordsworth’s prescient distinction between poets and scientists in his 1802 Preface to Lyrical Ballads, science and technology permeate everyone’s lives and offer artists fresh metaphors and perspectives. Science has informed important works of poets from Lucretius to Milton to A. R. Ammons. In this workshop we will consider how we might embrace the language and objectives of science—from astronomy to geology to medicine—to inform our own poems.
For more info visit Writers Center
For the reading list of some reference poems go here
Laurie Lamon, Robinson Teaching Theater, Whitworth University (300 W. Hawthorne Road, Spokane, WA)
Monday, April 2nd at 7:00pm
A reading with Whitworth Creative Writing Faculty.
http://www.whitworth.edu/Index.aspx
Bhisham Bherwani, author of The Second Night of the Spirit (CavanKerry Press, 2009), will be conducting a two-day weekend workshop on nature in poetry on April 7–8, 2012 at the Saltonstall Foundation for the Arts in Ithaca, NY.
More information, including a registration form and a reading list, can be found at http://www.saltonstall.org/workshops.html.
Adriana Paramo was a finalist in the 2012 Nonfiction Contest organized by So To Speak with the story, “QuaterLife of Love.”
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