Readings by Emily Kendal Frey and Kim Gek Lin Short.
Dog Ear Books
UGA
162 West Clayton Street
Athens, GA
8PM
Friday, April 8, 2011
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Downing and Haug, 7 April 2011, Amherst, MA
Featuring James Haug and Brandon Downing
8pm @ Memorial Hall
134 Hicks Way
University of Massachusetts
8pm @ Memorial Hall
134 Hicks Way
University of Massachusetts
Short, Frey, & Staples: April 7, 2011, Atlanta, GA
Readings by Emily Kendal Frey, Kim Gek Lin Short, Heidi Lynn Staples.
Emory University Bookstore
1390 Oxford Road
Atlanta, GA 30322
8PM
Emory University Bookstore
1390 Oxford Road
Atlanta, GA 30322
8PM
Saturday, April 2, 2011
Short, Puckett, Quimba & Tai Amri: April 2, 2011, Philadelphia, PA
New Philadelphia Poets present readings by Tai Amri, Cheryl Quimba, Kim Gek Lin Short, & Michelle Puckett.
Saturday, April 2
Fergie's Pub
1214 Sansom Street
Philadelphia, PA
4-6 pm
TAI AMRI is a Jerseyite/Philadelphian Young Adult Friend, born & raised an African-American Quaker. He received a B.A. in Writing & Poetics from The Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics at Na...ropa University in Boulder, Colorado, & is currently on a spiritual pause from a M.Div. program at Pacific School of Religion. He believes in the divinity of all beings & the natural r/evolution of all things, but in particular, he pursues his acknowledgement of child-like faith through his involvement as a first grade teacher in Germantown, Philadelphia.
CHERYL QUIMBA is a graduate of St. Mary's College of Maryland, & has been writing poetry since the day she first picked up a crayon & learned how to put letters together. She is currently biding time in the working world until she returns to school, & has plans to teach & continue writing poetry.
KIM GEK LIN SHORT is the author of two full-length collections, The Bugging Watch & Other Exhibits & the forthcoming China Cowboy, both from Tarpaulin Sky Press. Her chapbook Run was the 2010 Golden Gloves selection from Rope-A-Dope, & a previous chapbook, The Residents, is available from Dancing Girl Press. You can visit Kim at a reading or in Philadelphia, where she lives with her husband & daughter.
MICHELLE PUCKETT earned her BA in Writing from Naropa University & her MFA in poetry from Mills College. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming from Hot Metal Bridge, Bang Out San Francisco, The Walrus, Flaneur Foundry, A Trunk of Delerium, & Monkey Puzzle Magazine. She works as the Events Coordinator for Tarpaulin Sky & was the recipient of the 2009 Mary Merritt Prize in Poetry.
Saturday, April 2
Fergie's Pub
1214 Sansom Street
Philadelphia, PA
4-6 pm
TAI AMRI is a Jerseyite/Philadelphian Young Adult Friend, born & raised an African-American Quaker. He received a B.A. in Writing & Poetics from The Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics at Na...ropa University in Boulder, Colorado, & is currently on a spiritual pause from a M.Div. program at Pacific School of Religion. He believes in the divinity of all beings & the natural r/evolution of all things, but in particular, he pursues his acknowledgement of child-like faith through his involvement as a first grade teacher in Germantown, Philadelphia.
CHERYL QUIMBA is a graduate of St. Mary's College of Maryland, & has been writing poetry since the day she first picked up a crayon & learned how to put letters together. She is currently biding time in the working world until she returns to school, & has plans to teach & continue writing poetry.
KIM GEK LIN SHORT is the author of two full-length collections, The Bugging Watch & Other Exhibits & the forthcoming China Cowboy, both from Tarpaulin Sky Press. Her chapbook Run was the 2010 Golden Gloves selection from Rope-A-Dope, & a previous chapbook, The Residents, is available from Dancing Girl Press. You can visit Kim at a reading or in Philadelphia, where she lives with her husband & daughter.
MICHELLE PUCKETT earned her BA in Writing from Naropa University & her MFA in poetry from Mills College. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming from Hot Metal Bridge, Bang Out San Francisco, The Walrus, Flaneur Foundry, A Trunk of Delerium, & Monkey Puzzle Magazine. She works as the Events Coordinator for Tarpaulin Sky & was the recipient of the 2009 Mary Merritt Prize in Poetry.
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