"Bar Full of Poets"
Featuring:
Guillermo Filice Castro
Ron Drummond
Carol Rosenfeld
with your hostess, Kathleen Warnock
Guillermo Filice Castro is a recipient of the 2013 "Emerge-Surface-Be" fellowship from the Poetry Project. His work appears in journals such as Assaracus, Barrow Street, The Bellevue Literary Review, The Brooklyn Rail, Court Green, Fogged Clarity, Hinchas de Poesia, LaFovea.org, Quarterly West, among others, as well as the anthologies Rabbit Ears, Flicker and Spark, Divining Divas, Saints of Hysteria, and more. His translations of Olga Orozco, in collaboration with Ron Drummond, are featured in Guernica, Terra Incognita, U.S. Latino Review, and Visions. In 2012 he was a finalist for the Andrés Montoya prize.
Ron Drummond's first collection of poems is the prize-winning Why I Kick at Night. His poetry also appears in the Penguin textbook Literature as Meaning, and in the anthologies Poetry Nation, Poetry After 9/11, This New Breed, and Saints of Hysteria. His translations, in collaboration with the talented and muy guapo Guillermo Filice Castro, have appeared in U.S. Latino Review, Terra Incognita and Guernica. He has been awarded fellowships from Ragdale, VCCA, and Blue Mountain Center, and is a member of the Macondo Writers Workshop. Ron received honorable mention for the latest Pushcart Prize and has poems forthcoming in DUCTS and Ocean State Review.
Carol Rosenfeld is excited and proud that the fabulous team at Bywater Books will publish her novel, The One that Got Away, in spring/summer 2015. “Not too shabby for a 60-year old New York City-based writer and poet. Now when people annoy me I (silently) think, ‘F—k you, I’m having a novel published.’ It helps! I blog occasionally at http://crosenyc.wordpress.com./”
Drunken! Careening! Writers! is a reading series based on the proposition that all readings should be by: 1) Good Writers; 2) Who read their work well; 3) Something in it makes people laugh (nervous laughter counts).
...and 15 minutes tops.
Careening since 2004!
For more info: careeningwriters@aol.com
with your hostess, Kathleen Warnock
Guillermo Filice Castro is a recipient of the 2013 "Emerge-Surface-Be" fellowship from the Poetry Project. His work appears in journals such as Assaracus, Barrow Street, The Bellevue Literary Review, The Brooklyn Rail, Court Green, Fogged Clarity, Hinchas de Poesia, LaFovea.org, Quarterly West, among others, as well as the anthologies Rabbit Ears, Flicker and Spark, Divining Divas, Saints of Hysteria, and more. His translations of Olga Orozco, in collaboration with Ron Drummond, are featured in Guernica, Terra Incognita, U.S. Latino Review, and Visions. In 2012 he was a finalist for the Andrés Montoya prize.
Ron Drummond's first collection of poems is the prize-winning Why I Kick at Night. His poetry also appears in the Penguin textbook Literature as Meaning, and in the anthologies Poetry Nation, Poetry After 9/11, This New Breed, and Saints of Hysteria. His translations, in collaboration with the talented and muy guapo Guillermo Filice Castro, have appeared in U.S. Latino Review, Terra Incognita and Guernica. He has been awarded fellowships from Ragdale, VCCA, and Blue Mountain Center, and is a member of the Macondo Writers Workshop. Ron received honorable mention for the latest Pushcart Prize and has poems forthcoming in DUCTS and Ocean State Review.
Carol Rosenfeld is excited and proud that the fabulous team at Bywater Books will publish her novel, The One that Got Away, in spring/summer 2015. “Not too shabby for a 60-year old New York City-based writer and poet. Now when people annoy me I (silently) think, ‘F—k you, I’m having a novel published.’ It helps! I blog occasionally at http://crosenyc.wordpress.com./”
Drunken! Careening! Writers! is a reading series based on the proposition that all readings should be by: 1) Good Writers; 2) Who read their work well; 3) Something in it makes people laugh (nervous laughter counts).
...and 15 minutes tops.
Careening since 2004!
For more info: careeningwriters@aol.com
KGB Bar
85 E. 4th Street
Thursday, April 17th
7:00-8:30 PM
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