Gray Comma Reading & Open Mic feat. Shira Dentz & Kathline Carr
Saturday April 14 at 7PM, MCLA’s Design Lab, 49 Main Street, North Adams, MA

Saturday April 14 at 7PM, MCLA’s Design Lab, 49 Main Street, North Adams, MA

Kristin Prevallet, Mary-Kim Arnold, and I will be reading from new work at the Thomas Cole National Site on Saturday, April 7, 2018, at 4PM, in the St. Rocco’s Reading for The Hudson River School. Admission is free
I’ll have copies of my new book, how do i net thee, for sale!
Buffalo Street Books Ithaca’s Community-Owned Cooperative Bookstore
4 POETS Read: Geoffrey Babbitt, Kathryn Cowles, Shira Dentz, & Dan Rosenberg
Saturday, March 31 at 4PM
215 N. Cayuga St • Ithaca NY 14850 • in Dewitt Mall • Next to Greenstar Dewitt
Spring 2018 Visiting Writers
March 30, AER, 6:30 pm
Dentz is the author of four full-length books and two chapbooks. Her writing has appeared in The American Poetry Review, The Iowa Review, New American Writing, NPR, and more. She teaches at RPI and is special features editor at Tarpaulin Sky.
Babbitt is the author of Appendices Pulled from a Study on Light. His poems and essays have appeared in North American Review, Pleiades, Colorado Review, Notre Dame Review, and elsewhere. He teaches at HWS Colleges, where he coedits Seneca Review.
https://www.wells.edu/programs/majors/english/visiting-writers-series
If you’re coming to AWP, please consider stopping by to say hi & celebrate with me at my book signing of my new poetry book, how do i net thee, on Thursday, 3/8, 2–4PM, at Salmon Poetry’s Booth #907! I haven’t seen the book hot off the press yet myself, so come be on the same page with me, in more than ways than one!
Friday, March 9, 7PM at Blind Tiger Cafe (1901 E 7th Ave) in Ybor City, 10 minute drive from the main convention hotel at AWP Tampa 2018.
Come to Poetry Thursdays at Russell Sage College’s The Rev Reading Series curated by Matthew Klane! I’m reading with Geoffrey Babbitt at 7 pm on 2/22. Geoffrey Babbitt will be reading poems from his new book of poems, Appendices Pulled from a Study on Light, hot off the press from Spuyten Duyvil, and my reading will include pieces from my forthcoming book, how do i net thee, out next month from Salmon Poetry.
Sage College is in downtown Troy, and this reading series takes place in the Donahue Poetry Room, Shea 2nd Floor.
This week, two new prose poems, “Upstate New York Gray (no. 1)” and“Upstate New York Gray (no. 2)” in Entropy Magazine’s Sunday ON WEATHER Series.