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With Susan Bee: Apocalypse Paintings

2 Mar ’23
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On Sketches by Matisse

26 Feb ’23
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Alicia Ostriker reads “All That Year”

24 Feb ’23
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Five Sonnets in the Dark and in the Light

19 Feb ’23
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Arup Datta, Some Drawings from August 2022 – February 2023

18 Feb ’23
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Every Morning I Feed My Cat

3 Feb ’23
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William Considine reads from Continent of Fire

30 Jan ’23
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The irrepressible Kristine Byrne

16 Jan ’23
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Amy Barone reads from Defying Extinction

14 Jan ’23
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Travel, a trip somewhere new, or a return to a land you love, always restores body and soul. Poetry, like travel, can do that too. In fact, I was recently inspired reading Defying Extinction, a new book of poems by … Continue reading →

Milkweed Sonnets

4 Jan ’23
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Alicia Ostriker reads from The Old Woman, the Tulip, and the Dog

21 Dec ’22
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Jerome Sala reads from How Much?

19 Dec ’22
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