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Poet & Art Critic Bill Berkson in Portland

An announcement from David Abel: In two poetry readings and one panel discussion over a two-week period, noted New York School poet and art critic Bill Berkson will make a rare appearance in the Pacific Northwest, to celebrate several recent publications: Portrait and Dream: New and Selected Poems (Coffee House Press); and Ted Berrigan (a [...]

New Release: "Pulling Apart" by John Blackard

If you are a Portland author, poet, zinester, cartoonist or publisher looking to publicize your new release(s), email us (portland@readinglocal.com): the title of the release, a brief description, when it will be available, and a link to where it can be purchased or pre-ordered. We will then help you to promote your new release by [...]

New Release: "Slim Margin" by Alison Apotheker

If you are a Portland author, poet, zinester, cartoonist or publisher looking to publicize your new release(s), email us (portland@readinglocal.com): the title of the release, a brief description, when it will be available, and a link to where it can be purchased or pre-ordered. We will then help you to promote your new release by [...]

Rock the Vote! Literary Arts Wants Your Help In Determing Poetry in Motion Poems

Poetry in Motion, a Literary Arts program, “brings poetry into the everyday lives of commuters by placing artfully designed poem cards on public buses and trains.”  This year they are asking for your help in determining which poems will be selected for display. You can take the quick survey and cast your vote here.  Poems [...]

Reading Local Portland Interview: Sid Miller

Today’s interview is with Sid Miller, the founder and executive editor of Burnside Review, which has a new issue due out in April.  In addition to his duties with the journal, Sid has two new poetry collections out, one entitled Dot-to-Dot, Oregon (Ooligan Press) and the other Nixon on the Piano (David Robert Brooks).  In [...]

Untitled Country Review Seeking Poetry Submissions

Untitled Country Review, Scot Siegel’s new poetry journal, is seeking submissions for its May 2010 publication.  The journal is published quarterly in February (submit by January 15), May (by April 15), August (by Sept 15), and November (by October 15), and is seeking: evocative (and provocative) poetry that effectively and eloquently reconciles the two (seemingly at-odds) [...]

Tonight 1-10: Spare Room Reading Series at Concordia Coffee House

Today’s Featured Book Event: Spare Room presents Kyle Schlesinger, Charles Alexander, and Joel Bettridge (Concordia Coffee House, @7:30pm, $5.00 suggested donation): Kyle Schlesinger is the proprietor of Cuneiform Press, recently relocated from New York to Texas, and coeditor of the journal Mimeo Mimeo. His latest book, What You Will, is due next month from New [...]

Biespiel's "The Book of Men and Women" Among Poetry Foundation's "Top Poetry of the Year"

David Biespiel’s latest poetry collection, The Book of Men and Women (UW Press), was selected by the Poetry Foundation for their Top Poetry of the Year. In the remarks on the announcement, Gina Rosemellia, Editorial Assistant for Poetry Magazine, had this to say, “In his book about regret, longing, and loss, Biespiel explores the intricacies [...]

Scholarships Available for Sage Cohen's Poetry for the People Classes

An announcement from Sage Cohen: Would you like to study poetry but can’t afford it? Sage Cohen is offering two scholarships for her Poetry for the People Level 1 and Level 2 classes (one per class) starting in mid January.  Scholarship applications will be accepted through December 28, and winners will be announced on January [...]

Event Recap: Sage Cohen, Sara Guest, & Kristin Berger at Three Friends Coffee House

This recap is authored by contributor Karen Munro.  The Head of the UO Portland Library and a recipient of an MFA in Fiction from the Iowa Writers Workshop, Karen discusses books, reading, and writing on her wonderful blog Munrovian. Melissa Sillitoe and the good folks of Show and Tell Gallery hosted another reading last night [...]

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