PARAGRAPH POETRY READING
Friday, September 11th
8:00 pm; Free
Clay Spa, 25 West 14th Street
Hosted by Paragraph, Workspace for Writers
http://www.paragraphny.com/events/2009/09/11/
Nearest subways are: 4, 5, 6, N, Q, W to Union Square, L to 6th Avenue (at 14th Street), F to 14th Street (at Sixth Avenue) 1,2,3 to 14th Street
Come out this Friday and enjoy some poetry:
“Paragraph is honored to host a reading with some of our generation’s finest writers. Novelist Darin Strauss and poets Timothy Donnelly and Matthew Zapruder will share their work at the home of our next-door neighbor, the beautiful Clay Spa. Please join us for an evening of warm company and great writing as we celebrate life and literature. A wine and cheese reception will follow at Paragraph. Free and open to the public.”
Timothy Donnelly is
the author of Twenty-seven Props for a Production of Eine Lebenszeit
and The Cloud Corporation (forthcoming, 2010). He is poetry editor of
Boston Review. New work has recently appeared or is forthcoming in
Harper's, jubilat, The Nation, The Paris Review, A Public Space, and
elsewhere. He is an associate professor at Columbia University's School
of the Arts.
Darin Strauss
is the international best-selling author of the New York Times Notable
books Chang and Eng and The Real McCoy, and the national bestseller
More Than It Hurts You, now out in paperback. Also a screenwriter, he
is adapting Chang and Eng with Gary Oldman, for Disney. The recipient
of a 2006 Guggenheim Fellowship in fiction writing, he is a Clinical
Associate Professor at NYU's creative writing program.
Matthew Zapruder
is the author of the poetry collections American Linden, Come On All
You Ghosts (forthcoming, 2010) and The Pajamaist, which won the William
Carlos Williams Award and was chosen by Library Journal as one of the
top ten poetry volumes of 2006. Luxbooks has also published a graphic
novel version of the poem "The Pajamaist." He is also co-translator
from Romanian of Secret Weapon: Selected Late Poems of Eugen Jebeleanu.
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