Hello all,
I'm hosting a reading this Wednesday with two great poets.
Come if you're in town. It's a chance to see an established poet
(memoirist/essayist/Esquire's darling-ist) and an exciting up-and-comer
read new work. It's the real deal kind of poetry.
Details:
Featuring Alex Dimitrov & Alex Lemon
Organized by Ada Limón
Join us for the first reading in the Center's 2009 Fall Broadside
Reading Series. Limited edition, letterpress printed broadsides
featuring the poems of both readers will be available after the
reading.
When: Wednesday, Oct. 21 at 6:30 PM
Where: The Center for Book Arts
28 West 27th Street, Third Floor (Between 6th Avenue and Broadway)
How Much: $10/$5 Members (Suggested)
Guests receive a free letterpress broadside.
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
If You're in NYC on 10/21
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