We’ll be giving a reading featuring Michela Martini, who translated Edoardo Sanguineti’s poetry from Italian into English with Robert Hahn, on September 12 at the Babylon Salon in San Francisco. We’re thrilled to be part of their line up. Click here to find out more about this fantastic reading series.
Month: June 2009
Jody Azzouni’s poetry collection
Jody Azzouni’s poetry collection The Lust for Blueprints (Poet’s Press) is available at Amazon.com or through his website. Click here to access his website, which is packed with great stories and poetry.
Paul Luikart: finalist in NPR’s 3 minute fiction contest
You can still find his story, “Something to Crow About” on the NPR site. Paul also has a story in the Santa Fe Writing Project and another, called “Another Shot at the Pennant” up at Boston Literary Magazine.
Natalia Nebel and Paola Morgavi in Burnside Review
Writer Paola Morgavi and CQR editor Natalia Nebel’s translation of Italian poet Camillo Sbarbaro’s collection Pianissimo (1914) can be found in the current issue of Burnside Review. Click here to access.
Habry, or The End of Snow, by Helen Degen Cohen
Habry, or The End of Snow, by Helen Degen Cohen
Habry, the name for blue cornflowers that grow along the edges of wheat fields in Poland. Habry, the poem from which the latest collection of poems by Helen Degen Cohen takes its title. Cohen writes about the holocaust that she and her parents survived. Her story is shattering and inspiring – her poems are too.
Sunday Salon reading March 2009
We had a reading at the Sunday Salon series in New York City in March of 2009. Four of our east coast writers joined us for a really memorable evening – check out the videos from that night and learn more about this wonderful reading series: Access Here
Athena, a novel by William Eisner
William Eisner’s latest novel Athena, set in the 1960’s, is a taut, suspenseful story driven by one man’s unrelenting pursuit to build the world’s most powerful jet fight.