Feb 12, 2024
So obsessed with these naked Ginsberg earrings I got from the writing conference I went to
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So obsessed with these naked Ginsberg earrings I got from the writing conference I went to
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Heading to AWP in Kansas City?
Stop by our table at the Book Fair — T1248.
We'd love to talk, and we'll have sample copies of our magazines Ponder Review and Poetry South, plus swag, candy, and flyers.
It’s been a while, but I’ll be at AWP this year since it’s in my town! I’ll be reading at three off-sites and am on a panel on community building with Anna V. Q. Ross, Molly Sutton Kiefer, Nadia Colburn, Julie Choffel. Would love to see you 💗
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Wednesday Night Poetry
Wednesday, February 7th
6:30-10:30 (I read at the end)
Charlotte Street Foundation
In a very special off-site gathering, Wednesday Night Poetry—the longest-running consecutive weekly open mic series in the country—convenes at one of Kansas City’s most iconic art spaces, the Stern Theater at Charlotte Street! This is a SAFE SPACE. Open mic style, open to all WNP poets. One poem per poet, three to four minutes, any theme. Poets will read from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. Sign up with the Google Form. Come share a poem, stay for community and togetherness. Wine and refreshments provided. Charlotte Street is located 2.9 miles away from the conference hotel, a ten-minute drive. Uber/Lyft encouraged.
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Wild Patience: A Poet-Mom Reading
Wednesday, Feb. 7th
5:30-8:00 PM
21c Museum Hotel
219 W 9th St, KCMO 64105
Eighteen poet moms, drawing from a variety of poetic practices and traditions, will share work that occupies the overlapping spaces of our lives—war zone and garden, city and body, climate and house, populace and child. Readers include Tess Taylor, Iris Jamahl Dunkle, Keetje Kuipers, Nicole Callihan, Julia Kolchinsky Dasbach, among others. Cash bar opens at 5:30 p.m. in Gallery One, reading starts at 6:00 p.m. in Main Gallery.
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Write Through It, Write To It: Finding Community in Adversity
Thursday, Feb. 8th
3:20-3:45 PM
Room 2211, Kansas City Convention Center, Street Level
The past years have upended how and who we think of as community. Locked down in our homes and tethered to Zoom, suddenly writers several continents and time zones away were as close as those next door. As poets, essayist, teachers, and editors we’ll explore the creation of community through difficulty. How do the exigencies of today’s convergent crises and new technologies put pressure on and also invigorate communities? We’ll discuss ways to persevere and find restorative and lasting exchange. Panel with Panel with Anna V. Q. Ross, Molly Sutton Kiefer, Nadia Colburn, Hyejung Kook, Julie Choffel.
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As if Conjured: A Poetry Reading Celebrating Publication of THE FAMILIAR by Sarah Kain Gutowski
Thursday, Feb. 8th
6-8 PM
Bliss Books
3502 Gillham Rd, KCMO 64111
Readings by Sarah Kain Gutowski, Jessica Cuello, Cynthia Marie Hoffman, Vincent James, Hyejung Kook, Ananda Lima, Eugenia Leigh, and Marcus Myers. Free drink tickets for the first twenty attendees!