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Join us for the third annual Brooklyn Poets Poetry Festival from May 23 to 25 at 144 Montague Street or via Zoom, where we'll gather for workshops, craft talks, panels and...
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The Letter Podcast: Live Readings
Episode 6: Latino Poetry
May 23 | 8 PM
Molasses Books, 770 Hart St., Bushwick,...
read moreJoin us for the third annual Brooklyn Poets Poetry Festival from May 23 to 25 at 144 Montague Street or via Zoom, where we'll gather for workshops, craft talks, panels and...
read moreNYC'S BEST WALKING TOUR! Literary Pub Crawl is the longest running tour in Greenwich Village. Founded in April 1998 as the Greenwich Village Literary Pub Crawl, we’ve been...
read moreJoin us for the third annual Brooklyn Poets Poetry Festival from May 23 to 25 at 144 Montague Street or via Zoom, where we'll gather for workshops, craft talks, panels and...
read moreJoin us for an evening of readings at the historic Urbane Arts Club in Ditmas Park! Featuring Andrew E. Colarusso (Black Body Index), Brian Gresko (You Must Go On), Leila...
read moreMonday, June 2, 2025 | 6-10pm
Gabrielle Calvocoressi, Rita Dove, Patricia Spears Jones, Adrian Matejka...
read moreCelestine Woo is an English teacher at Trevor Day School on the Upper East Side. She began her career as a professor of English at various colleges in New York and Colorado....
read moreExperience the newest poetry collections from Latif Askia Ba and Rob Macaisa Colgate, two poets whose disability poetics expand imagined...
read moreThe Rally marches on as we close out our season by celebrating Pride with Bishakh Som, SPELLBOUND (Street Noise Books); Christopher Gonzalez, I’M NOT HUNGRY BUT I COULD EAT (...
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