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Saturday, Dec. 22, 2019, 12:30–6:30PM, Hudson River Coffee House, Albany, NY Please join us for a complete reading through the great long poem Midwinter Day by Bernadette Mayer with the author. Also reading will be & other persons mentioned in … Continue reading →

Thanks to Michael Schiavo for including my new poems, “Prism,” “Rain Loaves,” “the invention of heaven,” “imagine a day without pain,” and “wax moon” in the final series of THE EQUALIZER with poems by exciting poets Samuel Ace, Jeff Alessandrelli, … Continue reading →

SHIRA DENTZ            DENIS GRAY          JANET HAMILL DECEMBER 16, 4-6pm PARKSIDE LOUNGE 317 E. HOUSTON STREET, NYC HOSTED BY GEORGE WALLACE

new poem this week in DUSIE Tuesday, December 04, 2018 Apology a-p-o-lo apo lo l-o-g-y— read the rest of the poem here

“After-After”

Please join Accidental Player for a night of readings featuring Shira Dentz, Suro Kim, and Geoffrey Babbitt on Saturday, November 17 at 7 pm at Wooden Shoe Books, 704 South St, Philadelphia, PA . Shira Dentz is the author of … Continue reading →

Hanna Andrews reviews how do I net thee how do I net thee Shira Dentz Salmon Poetry, 2018 85 pp. In a 2016 “self-interview,” Thalia Field declares that situations—“paradoxical ecologies of perspectives and meanings”—make for “the best literature.” Field emphasizes … Continue reading →

I’ll be reading as part of Utica College’s Jackson Lunch Hour Series in MacFarlane Audtiorium in Utica, NY, on Wednesday, Nov. 14, 2018, at 12:30PM. More details can be found here

Join me for a one-day intensive workshop on the prose poem on Saturday, November 10. 2018, at the Hudson Valley Writer’s Center in Sleepy Hollow, NY. The day will consist of both generative experiments and workshopping, 12:30–4:30PM. You can find … Continue reading →

Ralph Pennel reviews how do i net thee at The Iowa Review The essential idea behind string theory is this: all fundamental particles of the Standard Model (which describes both the building blocks out of which t he world is … Continue reading →