Sunday, June 5, 2022

Join San Fedele Press online June 12th for a reading!

... with P&W Picnic's fave Ana Fores Tamayo and other American Writers Review 2021 contributors (always a treat to add new poets to your reading list because you can never read too much poetry)

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Sunday, June 12 at 2 p.m. EST

We will be highlighting
American Writers Review Contributors


Gale Martin
  "The Year of Cortisol" 


 Dr. Joel Savishinski
"Toilet Paper Panic"

 Ana M. Flores Tamayo, in English and Spanish
"New Day Dawn/El amanecer"

Following the readings, we will have a Q & A.

We hope you will join us for this event, and maybe get to share a piece of your work with us.  
 

To join, click on the link below. 

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89951562488?pwd=aE1UaXhQUXpMMEsvbDV6QTlFVU9CZz09
 
Meeting ID: 899 5156 2488
Passcode: 257657

   
For more information, see our website: https://www.americanwritersreview.com/ or email http://info@sanfedelepress.com
 
American Writers Review Turmoil and Recovery, 2021 
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We are still accepting submissions for

AMERICAN WRITERS REVIEW 2022 The End or The Beginning!
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San Fedele Press · 22 Claire Circle · Howell, NJ 07731 · USA


Wednesday, October 21, 2015

#Migrants: Portraits & Friendships

La Casa de Colores, Hosted by Juan Felipe Herrera, U.S. Poet Laureate, 2015-

@cilantroman's @LibraryCongress La Familia Theme, Oct15-Nov14, 2015

Every inch of this land is woven with migrant trails. These are pathways from family to family, country to country, and most of all heart to heart. For this month, find a trail and travel through it to a new dream. What do you see in your travels? And how do you make friends along the way? Describe for me in the language of poetry—migrate into new words, use new landscapes of images.
La Familia: La Casa de Colores, A Poet Laureate Project from Juan Felipe Herrera, U.S. Poet Laureate, 2015- | Library of Congress Poetry and Literature Center

Welcome to La Familia, a feature of Juan Felipe Herrera’s Poet Laureate project La Casa de Colores! To contribute to La Familia, an epic poem that will run the span of Herrera’s Laureateship, please use the form below to write up to 200 characters of poetry. Only one submission during each 30-day themed period is permitted per author, and submissions for each month's theme must be received by the 14th of that month. Thank you for participating in La Familia, and we look forward to reading your contribution.

Sunday, August 30, 2015

.@ModPo begins again September 12!



The latest information from Modern & Contemporary American Poetry by University of Pennsylvania on Coursera.
Greetings from the Kelly Writers House in Philadelphia, where we are gearing up for the fourth poetry gathering we call "ModPo." We are very exciting about ModPo 2015, and hope you will join us.

Here's the link:  https://www.coursera.org/course/modernpoetry

Friday, February 13, 2015

Valentine Day Open Mic Poetry Reading @cabq #OpenSpace




ICYMI on Facebook: Dale Harris hosting. 
in conjunction with the Book of Cranes exhibit

Sat Feb 14 at 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm
Open Space Visitor Center - Albuquerque NM

admittedly not much in the way of a blog but  hopefully a return to more regular poetry and other not ed/adjunct/academic labor advocacy blogging. I keep filing all the poetry items, news and notices that come in, star promising posts in reader, etc ~ sometimes even post to blogger drafts…but then forget






Thursday, November 27, 2014

.@BroadsidedPress calls for submissions hot off the Virtual Presses

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Broadsided: Putting Literature and Art on the Streets - Vectorize Your Town!

Broadsided: Hot off the Virtual Presses


Posted: Dear Vectors and Friends,
 
We hope you are feeling deeply connected to the things in your lives for which you are grateful. Among our many gratitudes is that Broadsided is a responsive entity, developing its interactions with the world as situations arise. The events in Ferguson, Missouri have, as we all know, radiated outward to touch upon deep issues in American culture. Race, power, violence, justice, and questions of how we can create and maintain a society that is just and safe for all its citizens.

We have seen powerful poems offered in response--by writers of those poems themselves and also by those looking for voices to help them speak. We want to help gather and honor those voices. To do so, we have launched a new initiative: Groundsourced Anthologies.

We want you to tell us what poems have been meaningful to you in relation to Ferguson. We want you to share them on our Tumblr page so that others can see the chorus of words available to them as they grapple.

Visit this link, scroll to see what's there, and add your voice: http://broadsidedpress.tumblr.com/tagged/PoemsForFerguson. You don't need to "join" Tumblr to share or view.

With Thanks,
The Broadsided Editorial Team\

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