Catherine Daly, author of DaDaDa (Salt, 2003), Locket (Tupelo, 20050, and the forthcoming Secret Kitty (Ahadada), Paper Craft (Moria), and Chanteuse / Cantatrice (factoryschool), reads in the next two weeks in the northeast:
January 15
with Leslie Bumstead (book party!)
In Your Ear
DC Arts
2438 18th street NW
Washington DC
3 pm
January 17
with Yvette Neisser and Kathleen O'Toole
Poetry Coffeehouse
Grace Church
1041 Wisconsin Ave., NW
Washington DC
7:30 pm
January 20
with Moira Egan and Jessica Smith
i.e. reading series
area 405 gallery
405 Oliver St
Baltimore, MD
January 21
with Toby Olson
Night Flag
upstairs at the Khyber
56 S. Second Street
Philadelphia PA
7 pm
January 24
with Jeffery Levine
Poets House
NY, NY
TBD
January 25
with Betsy Andrews
Poetry Project
NY, NY
8 pm
January 27
3rd Word House Reading
1650 Harvard St, NW Apt 515
Washington DC
9 pm
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1.13.2006
1.11.2006
After a brief respite -- during which we actually had some terrific group readings by local and out-of-town poets -- the in your ear reading series is back and open for business! Please join us at the DC Arts Center this Sunday, January 15 at 3pm for what promises to be a special occasion: Catherine Daly is travelling all the way from Los Angeles to make a stop here on her East Coast tour, and she'll be joining a celebration of the first book publication by our very own Leslie Bumstead.
Leslie Bumstead is the author of Cipher/Civilian, hot off the presses from Edge Books. Poems have appeared in your black eye, The Tangent, Anomaly, Lungfull!, and Gare Du Nord. Recent work has been in collaboration with Jean Donnelly. Read her poems online at Poets & Writers and Between People & Living Things.
Catherine Daly is author of DaDaDa, a trilogy in one volume which is the first of four projected volumes of the 1,000 page project CONFITEOR, and Locket, a shiny golden book of love poems. She is also author of the forthcoming books Secret Kitty, a flarf critique of flarf and flarf translation, and Paper Craft, a book of poems including some which are objects made of poetry. Last time she was in DC, she was developing some intranet systems for The World Bank's processing and approval of trust funds on I Street while living out of a suitcase in Crystal City.
The DC Arts Center is located at 2438 18th Street NW, just south of Columbia Road in the heart of the Adams Morgan neighborhood. Admission is $3, and free for DCAC members. Directions at http://www.dcartscenter.org/location.htm
HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!
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For more information about upcoming events, or to subscribe to this list, check out our website at www.dcpoetry.com
Leslie Bumstead is the author of Cipher/Civilian, hot off the presses from Edge Books. Poems have appeared in your black eye, The Tangent, Anomaly, Lungfull!, and Gare Du Nord. Recent work has been in collaboration with Jean Donnelly. Read her poems online at Poets & Writers and Between People & Living Things.
Catherine Daly is author of DaDaDa, a trilogy in one volume which is the first of four projected volumes of the 1,000 page project CONFITEOR, and Locket, a shiny golden book of love poems. She is also author of the forthcoming books Secret Kitty, a flarf critique of flarf and flarf translation, and Paper Craft, a book of poems including some which are objects made of poetry. Last time she was in DC, she was developing some intranet systems for The World Bank's processing and approval of trust funds on I Street while living out of a suitcase in Crystal City.
The DC Arts Center is located at 2438 18th Street NW, just south of Columbia Road in the heart of the Adams Morgan neighborhood. Admission is $3, and free for DCAC members. Directions at http://www.dcartscenter.org/location.htm
HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!
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For more information about upcoming events, or to subscribe to this list, check out our website at www.dcpoetry.com
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