About Patricia


Patricia Carragon is a New York City writer and poet. Her publications include Poetz.com, Rogue Scholars, Poets Wear Prada, Best Poem, BigCityLit, CLWN WR, Chantarelle’s Notebook, Clockwise Cat, Danse Macabre, Ditch Poetry Magazine, Mad Hatter’s Review, Mobius the Poetry Magazine, The Toronto Quarterly, Marymark Press, and more. She is the author of Journey to the Center of My Mind (Rogue Scholars Press). She is a member of Brevitas, a group dedicated to short poems. Patricia hosts and curates the Brooklyn-based Brownstone Poets and is the editor of the annual anthology.
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~Bruce Weber, Author of POETIC JUSTICE
~Thaddeus Rutkowski, Author of TETCHED and ROUGHHOUSE
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JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF MY MIND by Patricia Carragon
(Rogue Scholars Press 2005) $15
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Her poems are private rites/rituals of passage that never cease questions or delving into the dark, forbidding surface of things. –Bruce Weber, Author of POETIC JUSTICE If you want to purchase a book, you can contact Patricia at pattiekake@earthlink.net for a discount Or you can get her book on Lulu.Com and at these bookstores: Freebird Books @ 123 Columbia Street, Brooklyn, NY The Bowery Poetry Club @ 308 Bowery at Bleecker Street, NYC Robin’s Bookstore @ 108 S13th Street, Philadelphia, P
Urban Haiku and More is Here!
For anyone who knows Patricia Carragon, this newest collection of short, mixed-media poems will surely delight — if not surprise. From the riotously humorous to the deeply poignant, Patricia covers the emotional terrain with her witty personality unfurled and a display of craft that, like a dancer, seems so effortless. If you love contemporary short verse, you’ll certainly savor these confections by a poet who is a spirited observer of the world around her and within her. –Brenda J. Gannam, Member, Haiku Society of America
Patricia Carragon hits the haiku right on the head – making it as much her form as the masters’ – Funny and deadly accurate – they stop you in your tracks – It’s no accident that she starts off with a Kerouac and Bashô haiku – She frees up the territory – Bashô’s frogs are replaced by bedbugs – Kerouac’s drugs are replaced by Viagra – very feminine with no holds barred – very astute and timely – a great read – guaranteed to free up your notions of what a haiku can’t or can do. –Hal Sirowitz – author of Father Said
My new book, “Urban Haiku and More,” published by Phil Linz of Fierce Grace Press. Cost of book: $7 You can purchase them at:
St. Mark’s Bookshop31 Third Avenue between 8th and 9th StreetsNew York, NY 10003212 – 260-7853Subways:6 Train at Astor Place and the N/R Trains at Broadway and 8th StreetSeaburn Bookstore
33-18 Broadway
Astoria, NY – 11106718 – 267-7929
Subways:N/W/Q to Broadway or the R/M to Steinway Street
or buy them in person. Find a used copy at: P.S. Bookshop 76 Front Street DUMBO, Brooklyn,NY 11201 Phone# (718) 222-3340 www.psbnyc.com THE BROWNSTONE POETS READING SERIES: Tuesday Readings Tillies of Brooklyn 248 Dekalb Ave. corner of Vanderbilt and DeKalb Ft. Greene, Brooklyn, NY 11205 – 718 – 783-6140 Starts at 7p.m. Sign up at 6:45p.m. We must be out by 9p.m. Take the J, R or Q trains to DeKalb Avenue, the C to Lafayette, the G to Clinton/Washington 2, 3, 4 , 5 to Nevins St. $3 Donation – plus Food/Drink – Limited Open Mic – one poem (3-minute limit) http://www.tilliesofbrooklyn.com/
Saturday Readings – Brooklyn Heights Park Plaza Restaurant 2:30PM 220 Cadman Plaza West near Clark St. & Pineapple Walk Brooklyn, NY 11201 – 718 – 596 – 5900 Take the A or C to High Street, 2 or 3 to Clark Street, 4, or R to Court Street, Borough Hall $3 Donation – plus Food/Drink – Open Mic http://www.parkplazarestaurant.com/contact.html
The Brownstone Poets 2010 Anthologies $6 at BookCourt 163 Court Street Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, NY 11201 Phone # (718) 875-3677 Take the F or G to Bergen St., R to Court St.,4 or 5 to Borough Hall http://brownstonepoets.blogspot.com/ http://myspace.com/pattiekake8 http://www.bookcourt.org/ pattiekake@earthlink.net
Here’s the link below for the Brownstone Poets Broadcast on WKCR-FM Columbia University: http://annecammon.com/radio_shows Past Shows & Archives “Brownstone Poets” Sunday, December 13 from 9:00-10:00 PM Poets from the 2009 Brownstone Poets Anthology share their renegade brand of literary expression, with work from Patricia Carragon, Evie Ivy, Linda Lerner, Obsidian, Richard Fein and Peter Chelnik with Bob Feldman on sax. With music by Ravi Harris & the Prophets and composers David Claman, Robert Voisey, Stuart Hinds, Adam Caird, Mike McFerron, CDZ, Christopher Ward, David Gunn, Cindy Cox, David Shannon, Gina Bivar and Katrina Wreede. Copies of the 2007 anthologies are still available at these bookstores: The Golden Notebook @ 29 Tinker Street, Woodstock, NY Robin’s Bookstore @ 108 S13th Street, Philadelphia, PA.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES FOR THE BROWNSTONE POETS 2011 ARE CLOSED!
PUBLICATION DATE – LATE MAY 2011
Congrats to the following Poets:
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ELYZSABETH AHNE
BABETTE ALBIN
Austin Alexis
Mary Askin-Jencsik
Harry Bentivegna Lichtenstein
IRIS BERMAN
JANICE BRABAW
DANIEL BROWN
PATRICIA CARRAGON
MITCH CORBER
steve dalachinsky
FRED DASIG
GEORGE DICKERSON
DAVID ELSASSER
THOMAS FUCALORO
BRENDA J. GANNAM
DAVIDSON GARRETT
KAT GEORGES
GORDON GILBERT, Jr.
ALLAN DAVID GOLDSCHMIDT
RUSS GREEN
BOB HART
BOB HEMAN
R. NEMO HILL
CINDY HOCHMAN
MATTHEW HUPERT
EVIE IVY
Ice Gayle Johnson
TED JONATHAN
APRIL Mignon JONES
PAMELA L. LASKIN
QUINCY r. LEHR
LINDA LERNER
RICHARD LEVINE
HELLER LEVINSON
MARIA LISELLA
GEORGIA LUNA
BRANT LYON
MIKE MARCELLINO
JAMES MCMENAMIN
Max Nemerovsky
KAREN NEUBERG
CAROL NOVACK
D. NURKSE
Tom Oleszczuk
JANE ORMEROD
mireya perez
ELLEN POBER RITTBERG
JOSEPH CHARLES REBIS, JR.
BARBARA Reiher-Meyers
SUSANNA RICH
LINDA ROTHSTEIN
SCOTT RUMMLER
Thaddeus RUTKOWSKI
SUSAN SCUTTI
SAVONNA SMITH
GEORGE SPENCER
Dd. SPUNGIN
JOHN A. TODRAS
ZEV TORRES
JOHN J. TRAUSE
BARRY WALLENSTEIN
BRUCE WEBER
ERNEST K. WOODLEY
All participants will get a free copy.




please check out my new web site…
thx,
pattie
March 3, 2010 at 7:02 pm
Dear Patricia,
I found your page through facebook via Poets that I know. I am a poet also, a minimalist. I am also a painter who writes on paintings. I am currently working on a series of paintings of bath plug holes from around the world. I am painting the bath plug hole and then writing/painting on the canvas the place of origin. I am desperately looking for someone in New York who could send me an image of a bath plug hole from New York. Could you help me? Or do you know someone who could help? I am gathering images without traveling and so far have plug holes from Odessa, Vancouver, many European places, Cape Town, Athens and several arriving from other cities. It is a strange request I know. I will have a show and acknowledge the contributors. If you can help let me know and I would be greatly appreciative. I live in Tasmania Australia by the way. Thank you for listening. Yours Mande
December 18, 2010 at 6:16 am
Wish i could help you Mande, but maybe you could request this on Facebook? I don’t have a bath plug. If I did, I would have taken a picture of it and sent it to you. So sorry.
Pattie
December 18, 2010 at 6:31 am
Thank you Patti, managed to get my hands on one now. Thanks again. Mande
January 21, 2011 at 11:34 pm
cool mande. love to see it if you can post it. keep in touch.
pattie
January 22, 2011 at 3:56 am
When I get to the New York one I will send you an image of it. Have a few to do before then. Thank you. Mande
February 10, 2011 at 3:36 am
Cool Mande!
Pattie :>)
February 10, 2011 at 3:58 am