Alma Moyo’s Official Album Release
This Saturday is Alma Moyo’s Official Album Release Party in the Bronx at the Port Morris Distillery!
Featuring @robleswrites on poetry and @djceiba @pmdpitorro 8pm! Get there early if you want to acquire a table!
Honored to be part of this year’s
Dodge Poetry Festival
Aimee Nezhukumatathil*
Tiana Nobile
Cynthia Dewi Oka
Sharon Olds*
Yamini Pathak
Willie Perdomo*
Deborah Pless
Iain Haley Pollok
Anastacia Renee
Peggy Robles-Alvarado
Edythe Rodriguez
Patrick Rosal*
David St. John**
Carey Salerno
Terisa Siagatonu
Jake Skeets
Tom Sleigh*
Patricia Smith*
Tracy K. Smith**
Ras Heru Stewart
Daniel B. Summerhill
Natasha Trethewey**
Han VanderHart
BIG OTHER’s Puerto Rican Writers Folio
Join us for an evening of readings from BIG OTHER’s
Puerto Rican Writers Folio: A Hauntology!
Hosted by publishing editor John Madera, the
evening will feature readings from the folio
Contributors:
- Carmen Bardeguez-Brown
- Michele Carlo
- Joey De Jesus
- Lyn Di lorio
- James W. Fuerst
- Robert Lopez
- Jennifer Maritza McCauley
- Ernesto Quihonez
- Dimitri Reyes
- Charles Rice-Gonzalez
- Peggy Robles-Alvarado
No Small Voices
Our Words-Our Rhythm
citytechsld In Celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, Student Life & Development and The Soapbox Presents, are teaming up to bring you an evening of poetry.
Join us on Thursday, September 15th starting at 6pm in The Library Amphitheater at City Tech, 300 Jay St, Ground Floor.
Academy of American Poets
Hispanic Heritage Month
PICKING UP THE PIECES
This is a FREE ONLINE POETRY WORKSHOP SERIES by some of the best poets in the game.
Brought to you by CANVAS.Institute of Arts,Culture and CivicEngagement. and New York State Council on the Arts
Please register here with this link.
‘Mindful Masculinity: Balancing Male Divinity’ — a series of 3 writing workshops led by Paul LaTorre that focuses on the balance between the divine feminine masculine for those who identify as male. This workshop will feature work from non-binary and masculine/male poets who stress themes of cultural identity/representation, toxic or oppressive masculinity, mental health and healing, trauma, and survivorship. This will be an open, embracing space where those who identify as men can come to generate poetry by exploring generational wounds and sorting through cultural and historical traumas along with personal experiences.
The Acentos Book Prize for Latinx/Latine authors is now accepting manuscripts across all genres through the end of July. Prize judge Peggy Robles-Alvarado is excited to read books from you that are “risky, unapologetic storytelling in form, language, and content that doesn’t cater to a limited status quo but instead radically claims and celebrates what is most native to its core. Speak to me of barrios, baddies, and bateys in an amalgamation of reclaimed mother tongue and found language.”
Winning manuscript will be published under the new Nomadic Press imprint Acentos. Learn more about the prize, guidelines, and the judges here: https://bit.ly/AcentosBook