2013 ANTHOLOGY NEWS- TWO READINGS, NOT ONE!

 

 

The Brownstone Poets 2013 Anthology Book Events

A Celebration of Poetry and Prose from Poets from  

Brownstone Poets Reading Series Held in Brooklyn Heights and Park Slope. 

 

List of Contributors to come.
Mark your calendars for

Saturday, January 25 at 2:30 p.m.

Park Plaza Restaurant 

220 Cadman Plaza West
Brooklyn Hts.
, NY  11201
Limited Open Mic

Free Admission

 

This will also be a limited open mic.

SUBWAYS:
2 or 3 to Clark St
A or C to High St

4 or 5 to Borough Hall



Tuesday, February 25 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
 
Barnes and Noble Booksellers Park Slope
267 Seventh Ave.
Park Slope, NY 11215
NO OPEN MIC unless time permits!

Free Admission  


SUBWAYS:

F or G to Seventh Ave.

D, R, N to 9th St.
 

November-December 2013 Publication News from Patricia Carragon

November-December 2013 Publication News 

from Patricia Carragon:

First Literary Review-East:

Cin Hochman and Karen Neuberg have put together another fabulous issue of First Literary Review-East for November 2013 and I am pleased that my haiku poems: zen on a park bench, age spots adorn, surrounded by wind, and the cat haiku: topaz sunlight are part of it.

Please check them out at

Here’s the list of poets who are part of this issue:

Travis Blair

Rebecca Gimblett

Gil Fagiani

Ron Kolm

John A. Todras

Zev Shanken

Howie Good

Martin H. Levinson

Joanna Grant

Ricky Garni

Maura Candela

Amie Kachinoski

Ricki Mandeville

John Saunders

steve dalachsinky

Mark McKain

Peter O’Neill

David Francis

Linda Lerner

Austin Eichelberger

Gail Fishman Gerwin

2014 Haiku Calendar:

I’m happy that my haiku:

   January mist
the snowplow
gathers rust

and . . .


twilight
the last leaf
clings to the branch

and circku:

as i rip the page — again and again — penciled words fly up like moths

made Mankh’s 2014 Haiku Calendar published by www.allbook-books.com

list of contributors to this calendar:

Dean Blehert  

Cliff Bleidner  

Elena Botts  

Thomas Brinson 

Paula Camacho
Chris Clendenin 

Jeanne Clendenin  

steve dalachinsky  

Betsey Dickerson  

Kathaleen Donnelly  

Adam D. Fisher  

Tiokasin Ghosthorse 

Barbara Harris 

Mankh (Walter E. Harris III)
Patrice Hasbrook  

Linda Marie Hilton  

Bill Kenney

Tonia Leon  

Maria Manobianco
Sheila Mardenfeld  

A. Molotkov

Chris Nicola 

George H. Northrup, PhD

Yuko Otomo  

Tony Quagliano  

Barbara Reiher-Meyers  

Narges Rothermel 

Robert Savino  

Sabrina Savino  

Keith Simmons .
Ed Stever  

Ash Straw 

Patti Tana
J R (Judy) Turek  

JR Vork  

Linda Waslin  

Lynne Weixel, PhD  

Jamie White 

Kay J. Wight  

Ginger Williams

 

 

Nomad’s Choir

I’m thrilled that The Palace is in Nomad’s Choir, Fall 2013, Vol. 21

Other poets listed are:

KenJazzo

Alexandra Portal

Daniel Z. Chen

Joan Kitchner-White

Bill Pyles

Nancy Shires

Joshua Meander

James McMenamin

Valeri M. Conti

 f.f. white

Robert Gibbons

Mary Askin-Jencsik

Joseph C. Rebis, Jr.

Diane Alexy

Cathy Porter

K.A. Williams

Ryan Stringer

Roger Singer

Rachel L. Smith

B.Z. Niditch

James K.Webb

Jay Clasen

Jill DiMaggio

Lauren Langham

Sheryl L. Nelms

ESTRELLAS EN EL FUEGO!/STARS IN THE FIRE! The Alternative New Year’s Day Spoken Word/Performance…

ESTRELLAS EN EL FUEGO!/STARS IN THE FIRE! The Alternative New Year’s Day Spoken Word/Performance Extravaganza 20th ANNIVERSARY

ESTRELLAS EN EL FUEGO!/STARS IN THE FIRE! The Alternative New Year’s Day Spoken Word/Performance Extravaganza 20th ANNIVERSARY

  • 150 Performers – Poetry/Performance/Music/Dance
    Plus Open Mic – Sign Up Early!
    FREE ADMISSION!
    Starts at 2 p.m. and ends at Midnight

    Patricia Carragon is reading between 4 and 6 p.m.

Twenty years and we are still burning, burning words, sounds, noise,
bringing our spirits to the stage…We are all stars, we will not be incinerated nor eclipsed, our voices in transit as we burn…we burn… we burn…

Come Celebrate 20 Years in the Light! Through the storms, through the fires, through the recession, despite the developers raising the rents and ousting people –the Alternative New Year’s Day Extravaganza continues! This annual event has become a tradition that gives voice to a culturally diverse group of performers of all ages. It is a multi-media event and includes musicians and artists of all kinds, in addition to the rambunctious, irreverent poets who have gathered together for the last two decades. Join us at the legendary Nuyorican Poets Café! Add your poetic language to the mix!

Clean out your bookshelves!
Paperback books accepted and will be donated to Books Through Bars

In addition to our performers this year we will intermittently feature a slideshow featuring the work of hundreds of visual artists who show at Sideshow Nation, the annual group show held early each year at Sideshow Gallery in Williamsburg.

DIRECTIONS: By subway, F train to the 2nd Avenue stop. Use the 1st Avenue exit and walk north on 1st Avenue away from Houston Street. Make a right on East 3rd Street and walk 2 and a half blocks until you reach #236. By bus, take the M14A to Avenue A and E. 3rd Street or the M15 to 2nd Avenue and 3rd Street and walk east, or the M14D to East 4th Street and walk west. By car, take the FDR Drive to the Houston Street exit and go straight onto Houston Street, make a right on Avenue C and a left on East 3rd Street.