#farrahfield

Click here to read “Sort of Coping” by Farrah Field (Wolf and Pilot), today’s “Poem-A-Day” on Poets.org. 

Tomorrow, Thursday, May 29, at 7 pm, Kamilah Aisha Moon (She Has a Name) will read with Michael Klein, Angelo Nikolopoulos, Ana Bozicevic, David Groff, R. Erica Doyle and Sophie Cabot Black for the 2014 Lambda Literary Finalists Reading at Berl’s Brooklyn Poetry Shop, 126A Front Street, in Dumbo, Brooklyn, NY. Four Way Books author Farrah Field (Wolf and Pilot) and poet Jared White are the owners of Berl's Brooklyn Poetry Shop.

"In Farrah Field’s stunning second collection of poems, Wolf and Pilot, challenges to traditional narrative structures are presented within the guise of more conventional literary forms." You can read the full review by Kristina Marie Darling in the winter issue (volume 34.1) of Pleiades: A Journal of New Writing (& Reviews). 

Tomorrow, November 23, at 8 pm, Farrah Field (Wolf and Pilot) will read with Jared White, Keith Newton and Annik Abey-Babinski at Lester’s (2519 NW 2nd Avenue) in Wynwood, FL. 

This Saturday, November 23, at 8 pm, Farrah Field (Wolf and Pilot) will read with Jared White, Keith Newton and Annik Abey-Babinski at Lester’s (2519 NW 2nd Avenue) in Wynwood, FL. 

This Saturday, November 23, at 8 pm, Farrah Field (Wolf and Pilot) will read with Jared White, Keith Newton and Annik Abey-Babinski at Lester’s (2519 NW 2nd Ave) in Wynwood, FL. 

Farrah Field (Rising, Wolf and Pilot) and her husband Jared White are opening their own book shop this month!

"A new bookstore is opening in New York City, in Brooklyn's hip DUMBO neighborhood--and if that's not remarkable enough news in itself, the store will focus almost exclusively on small press poetry books. 'If it's something you can get at Barnes & Noble, chances are we won't have it,' said Farrah Field, one of the two proprietors of Berl's Brooklyn Poetry Book Shop, which will open its doors at 126A Front Street in Brooklyn in the middle of this month, soft-launching around a September 18 event to promote a new literary magazine called Sacred Behavior." Read more about it in the article by Craig Morgan Teicher in Publishers Weekly.