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7 Jul ’25
  • Christian Gullette reads from Coachella Elegy
  • john compton reads
  • Catullus 48 & 99: Juventius poems
  • Martine Bellen, Elaine Equi, and Patricia Spears Jones read at KGB
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Jim Feast reads from (a strange awakening of light that takes the place of dawn)

Don Yorty2 years ago10 months ago13 mins

The work Jim Feast did in his early twenties in Chicago, (a strange awakening of light that takes the place of dawn), is a testimony to the grit and will of a young man who wants to be a poet. Determination is in every poem on every page striving to be as good as those…

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Ron Kolm reads from Swimming in the Shallow End

Don Yorty5 years ago9 months ago02 mins

Ron Kolm gives a lot of energy to the current poetry scene in NYC. He adds to his archives at the NYU Library, continues to publish others at The Unbearables, and collaborates with artists and writers, too, recently editing Brevitas 17, the yearly publication of the poetry group whose members share 14 line poems online…

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Ron Kolm reads from Welcome to the Barbecue

Don Yorty6 years ago9 months ago03 mins

… Ron Kolm came over to my place on Sunday to read from his new book, Welcome to the Barbecue, short poems that chronicle a romance that are both personal and universal, and very precise and clear in poems so small. Ron Kolm will tell you that he does very little for the poetry scene…

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Ron Kolm reads from Suburban Ambush

Don Yorty9 years ago9 months ago06 mins

… Ron Kolm and I are both Pennsylvanians who moved to New York City. During his time here, he’s edited magazines and published the work of other poets; The Ass’s Tale by John Farris is a great example of his endeavors. NYU has begun to archive Ron’s work, and the work that he has published….

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