Calliope, a community for poets, will have poetry readings on Sunday, March 25th, 3:00 – 5:00 p.m.
Open Mike Sign-Up, 2:45 p.m.
Free-will Donation. Refreshments.
Featuring:
Josh Coben’s first book, Maker of Shadows (Texas Review Press, 2010) won the X.J. Kennedy Poetry Prize. His poems have appeared in Atlanta Review, College English, The Evansville Review, Pleiades, Poet Lore and other journals. Born and raised in St. Louis, he spent two years in France before moving to the Boston area, where he teaches elementary school.
Mary Kane is the author of two chapbooks, After We Talk About the Recent Deaths of our Parents and about Compassion as Handled by Chekhov, (Casa de Cinco Hermanas Press) and She Didn’t Float (Harlequin Ink). Her poems have appeared in the Beloit Poetry Journal, Hiram Poetry Review, the Prose Poem Project and on Poetry Daily. Mary holds a MFA in Poetry from Vermont College and teaches at Massachusetts Maritime Academy. She is a member of the Lead Pencil Poets and the Heron Way writers group.
Gary Whited is a poet, philosopher and psychotherapist. He grew up on the plains of eastern Montana, and a strong sense of place pervades his poems. His poems have appeared in the Atlanta Review, Salamander, the Aurorean, Red Owl Magazine and Diamond Dust. Gary received an International Merit Award from the Atlanta Review and won the Editor’s Prize in Plainsongs. Gary is currently working on a poetry manuscript, Having Listened, and a novel, Eating the Wind. Residing in Jamaica Plain, he is a long-time member of the Jamaica Pond Poets.
“This program is supported in part by a grant from the Falmouth Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.”
Directions:
From Bourne Bridge. Rt. 28 south to Thomas Landers Road exit, right off ramp to Rt. 28A south (left), about 1 1/2 miles. Just past Old Dock Rd., on right, West Falmouth Library is on the left, with parking.
From Woods Hole. Woods Hole Rd. to Palmer Ave. to Rt. 28 north to Brick Kiln Rd. exit, left off the ramp to Rt. 28A (stop sign). Take a right, and go less than I mile. West Falmouth Library is on the right, with parking (before the library, across
from the Quaker Meeting House).
Visit our new website: www.calliopepoetryseries.com to see all Calliope is doing!
Calliope’s next reading: Sunday, April 22nd , 3 to 5 PM, Open Mike Sign-Up, 2:45 PM. This month the open mike will precede the featured poets: Lorna Blake, Valerie Lawson and Dick Lourie.