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Transom 9 has launched! Poems by: Holly Mitchell Michael Robins Cindy Carlson Zach Savich Daniel Coudriet Khairani Barokka Mark Gosztyla Shira Dentz John Myers Christopher J. Adamson Caroline Klocksiem Nico Alvarado Kingfisher Acryla Gouache, ink, watercolor on cradled Claybord Jan … Continue reading →

  &NOW 2015 AT CALARTS A Festival of New Writing March 25-28, 2015 Rose Secoming : an image-music-text performance responding to the experience of female aging, and featuring Pauline Oliveros, Celia Bland, Shira Dentz, Kathy High (Friday 2:30-3:45)  

Sunday, March 22 Shira Dentz, Daniel Nester, Gretchen Primak, Matthew Klane, Celia Bland The Arts Center of the Capitol Region 265 River Street Troy, NY 2:00 PM Free, book signing, & refreshments will be served http://www.artscenteronline.org/a-poetic-spring-five-upstate-poets-read-from-their-work/13291/ Friday, March 27 Shira … Continue reading →

A tasty Thai dinner with some N.C. poets before my reading at Appalachian State University in their Guest Writers’ Reading Series.

Some of the best inspiration for creating art comes from other pieces of art. When an artist creates a work and sends it out into the world, it’s up to the viewer to interpret it, to make meaning out of … Continue reading →

by Kristina Marie Darling in American Literary Review: “…what I find most impressive about Dentz’s book is her stylistic precision, as even the smallest technical choices within her work have social, political, and ethical implications.” http://www.americanliteraryreview.com/shira-dentz—door-of-thin-skins—reviewed-by-kristina-marie-darling.html

3pm The Low Beat 335 Central Avenue, Albany NY 12206 Pine Hills Review Sunday Funday Reading Series – See more at: http://pinehillsreview.strose.edu/events/#sthash.gbqI805H.dpuf

door of thin skins is short-listed for Utah’s 13 Bytes Ma1gazine‘s poetry book prize: “In Dentz’s fever dream of abuse in a patient/doctor relationship, the typographical and prose poetry mirrors the disintegration of the confused mind of the patient in … Continue reading →

by Aviya Kushner in Salamander