C.S. Carrier
Deborah Bernhardt
James Copeland
read their poetry to you
Saturday, November 21st, 6 p.m.
at Ada Books (717 Westminster St., Providence)
About them:
C. S. Carrier's the author of the poetry collection After Dayton, published in 2008 by Four Way Books. He's also the author of Lyric, published by horse less press, and The 16s, published by Katalanche Press. His poems have appeared in many literary journals, including Bird Dog and Word For/Word. He has degrees from Western Carolina University and the University of Massachusetts Amherst. He lives and adjuncts in Hartford, CT. He has a Chihuahua named Merwin and a blog named O Say Can You Chihuahua.
Deborah Bernhardt's first collection, Echolalia, was published by Four Way Books in 2006. During her 2008-2009 Second Year Poetry Fellowship at the Fine Arts Work Center, Provincetown, her project was her new manuscript. Her recent poetry can be found in Issue 16 of Free Verse and forthcoming in the January/February issue of Tikkun.
James Copeland is from New York, was educated in Connecticut and California, and currently works at Ugly Duckling Presse in Brooklyn. He is the author of the chapbook "A Constructing Egg", and as a founding member of the Paff-Butrin Orus collective he has performed at Dixon Place and Galapagos Art Space.
Like all our readings this one is boosted by RISCA. Thanks, RISCA!
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