May 7, 2010

02-18-10 – CAConrad and Vladimir Zykov

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Event: Temple University Presents
Website: http://www.temple.edu/creativewriting/events/PnW/
Features: CAConrad and Vladimir Zykov
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05-06-10 – GERM Books

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Event: GERM Books: Heartworm Press Reading
Website: http://www.germbooks.com/
Features: Chris Leo, RM O’Brien, and Eric Paul
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ERIC PAUL is a writer and musician living in Providence, RI. He is the lead singer and lyricist for the bands Arab On Radar + Chinese Stars. He has released 3 books on Heartworm Press: I Offered Myself As The Sea, Love In The Monkey Cage, and Pussy Pow Wow. Eric never forgets to brush his teeth and comb his hair but always seems to forget to take his medication.

CHRIS LEO is a writer and musician living in New York City. He is is the author of 4 books. The most notable being White Pigeons on Fifth Planet Press and Feathers Like Leather on Heartworm Press. Chris has also paid his dues in the sticky scene of undergound music in such bands as Van Pelt, The Lapse, and Vague Angels.

RM O’BRIEN was born in Oswego, New York in 1983. He was awarded a BA in Liberal Studies from Purchase College only after he agreed to pay $50 to be registered in a “dummy” class. If he is known at all, it is probably as the principal songwriter and singer for Nuclear Power Pants. To date, O’Brien has self-published a small handful of poetic tracts which he leaves around wherever, and he curates the monthly reading series WORMS in Baltimore, Maryland, where he lives with a man, a woman, and a dog.

May 6, 2010

05-04-10 – Copabanana

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Event: Community Cultural Exchange
Website: http://communityculturalexchange.org/word/
Features: Greg Bem, Stan Zatoris, and Frank Walsh
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May 4, 2010

05-01-10 – Fergies Pub

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Event: New Philadelphia Poets Present
Website: http://www.newphiladelphiapoets.com/
Features: Sueyeun Juliette Lee and Erica Kaufman
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Sueyeun Juliette Lee grew up 3 miles from the CIA. She edits Corollary Press (www.corollarypress.org), a chapbook series devoted to multi-ethnic experimental writing. Her books include That Gorgeous Feeling(Coconut Press) and the recently released Underground National (Factory School). She is completing her doctoral dissertation at Temple, and is writing about the social geographies of Asian American avant garde literature.

Erica Kaufman is the author of the book-length poem censory impulse (Factory School), as well as several chapbooks. Kaufman’s poems can be found in LIT, Aufgabe, Jacket Magazine, The Mississippi Review, and elsewhere. Her creative work has been translated into Spanish and Portuguese. Essays and reviews can be found in The Poetry Project Newsletter, Rain Taxi, Jacket Magazine, among other places. Kaufman is currently a Ph.D. Candidate in Composition and Rhetoric at the CUNY Graduate Center. Her research interests include exploring the interstices between composing practices and non-linear poetics. Kaufman currently teaches at Baruch College, New York City College of Technology, and is a faculty member of both Bard College’s Institute for Writing & Thinking and Institute for Language & Thinking.

04-30-10 – Mostly Books

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Series: Poetry at Mostly Books
Website: http://mostlybookspoetry.blogspot.com
Features: Ryan Eckes, Shawn Fitz, and Rick Snyder
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May 3, 2010

Opening.

Posted in Uncategorized at 10:40 pm by Greg Bem

After using my personal blog to post links to poetic readings and events in and around Philadelphia, I decided to create this page. Please use the search bar to find readings. The archive sub-page will list all the events that I’ve recorded (eventually), and permanent links to other sources of recordings will decorate the sidebar. Please email me if you have questions, comments, or suggestions.

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