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Tonight, Thursday, November 13, at 6:30 pm, Daniel Tobin (The Net) will read with Ernest Hilbert at Cambridge Public Library (449 Broadway) in Cambridge, MA.

The Net is available from Four Way Books. 

Tomorrow, Thursday, November 13, at 6:30 pm, Daniel Tobin (The Net) will read with Ernest Hilbert at Cambridge Public Library (449 Broadway) in Cambridge, MA.

This Thursday, November 13, at 6:30 pm, Daniel Tobin (The Net) will read with Ernest Hilbert at Cambridge Public Library (449 Broadway) in Cambridge, MA.

The Net is available from Four Way Books.

Tonight, Wednesday, August 27, at 7:30 pm, Daniel Tobin (The Net) will read with Doug Holder, Joan Houlihan, and Fred Marchant for a Seamus Heaney Tribute Reading, hosted by Michael Steffen, at First Church Congregationalist (11 Garden Street beside the Sheraton Commander off Harvard Square) in Cambridge, MA. There will be a suggested $3 donation.

The Net is available from Four Way Books. 

Tomorrow, Wednesday, August 27, at 7:30 pm, Daniel Tobin (The Net) will read with Doug Holder, Joan Houlihan, and Fred Marchant for a Seamus Heaney Tribute Reading, hosted by Michael Steffen, at First Church Congregationalist (11 Garden Street beside the Sheraton Commander off Harvard Square) in Cambridge, MA. There will be a suggested $3 donation.

The Net is available from Four Way Books. 

This Wednesday, August 27, at 7:30 pm, Daniel Tobin (The Net) will read with Doug Holder, Joan Houlihan, and Fred Marchant for a Seamus Heaney Tribute Reading at First Church Congregationalist (11 Garden Street beside the Sheraton Commander off Harvard Square) in Cambridge, MA. The reading will be hosted by Michael Steffen and there will be a suggested $3 donation.

The Net is available from Four Way Books. 

"This new collection by Daniel Tobin achieves a generous balance between suggestive unity and thematic laissez-faire. He uses the 'net' in a very wide cast or broad sense indeed, almost like glossers of Dante, at the four levels. The net as the thing itself, literally a fisher’s net. In its contemporary historical sense as the Internet. In its metaphorical sense as language, the elusive knotted mesh of our convictions, and of our delusions like Othello’s entanglement in Iago’s net of lies. And anagogically, cosmically—intimately?—we are bound in the net of our being, by every limit we knock against and at which we are refused or constricted, in Ea the god of the first water’s net." Read more of Michael Todd Steffen's review of The Net by Daniel Tobin here. 

The Net is available from Four Way Books. 

Today, Friday, April 11, at 12 pm, Daniel Tobin (The Net) is reading with Afaa Michael Weaver and Christine Casson for the 14th Annual Boston National Poetry Month Festival at Boston Public Library (Central Library in Copley Square, 700 Boylston Street) in the Commonwealth Salon Room in Boston, MA.

The Net is available from Four Way Books.