Tuesday, December 1, 2015
Monday, November 30, 2015
Sunday, November 22, 2015
Sunday, November 15, 2015
VERSIFY PRESENTS: AKERS, ASHBURN, IRWIN, & LAURION
https://www.facebook.com/events/874135009372081/
Come join us once again for another Exciting Versify reading of poetry and prose featuring: Ellery Akers, Jenny Ashburn, Jason Irwin and Andrea Laurion!
Sunday, November 1, 2015
Adam Matcho & Ally Malinenko Dual Book Release Party!!
https://www.facebook.com/events/976129199097395/
Join us as we celebrate the dual release of Adam Matcho's 'Love Songs from Flood City" ( Low Ghost Press) and Ally Malinenko's 'How to Be an American" (Six Gallery Press)!!
It's a poesy doubleheader featuring readings by Adam and Ally as well asJohn Grochalski, Lori Jakiela, Jason Irwin, Dave Newman, and John Korn.
Books will be available for purchase.
Cover: $5 or free with a covered dish to share.
BYOB
Join us as we celebrate the dual release of Adam Matcho's 'Love Songs from Flood City" ( Low Ghost Press) and Ally Malinenko's 'How to Be an American" (Six Gallery Press)!!
It's a poesy doubleheader featuring readings by Adam and Ally as well asJohn Grochalski, Lori Jakiela, Jason Irwin, Dave Newman, and John Korn.
Books will be available for purchase.
Cover: $5 or free with a covered dish to share.
BYOB
Wednesday, October 7, 2015
Under the Sign of the Bear Reading Series
https://www.facebook.com/events/1660086557611618/
Saturday October 24th @ 7pm.
Classic Lines Bookstore 5825 Forbes Ave, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15217
Micki Myers holds creative writing degrees from Carnegie Mellon University and The University of Pittsburgh, and is the author of Trigger Finger, winner of the Pearl Poetry Prize, and It’s Probably Nothing…, a breast cancer memoir in poems. Her poems have appeared in over 100 journals and have been nominated for three Pushcart Prizes. Her original scholarship on Scott of the Antarctic was published in The Paris Review. Myers is also the author of several blogs, including Yuckylicious, featuring the world’s worst cookbooks. She lives in Pittsburgh with her family and can be found at mickimyers.com.
Jason Irwin is the author of Watering the Dead (Pavement Saw Press, 2008), winner of the Transcontinental Poetry Award, and the chapbooks Where You Are (Night Ballet Press, 2014), & Some Days It's A Love Story (Slipstream Press, 2005). He has also had work published in Poetry East, Sycamore Review, Confrontation, and Poetry Ireland Review, among others. His poem “Main Street” was nominated for a Pushcart. He grew up in Dunkirk, NY, and now lives in Pittsburgh. www.jasonirwin.blogspot.co
Jee Leong Koh is a Singapore poet and essayist living in New York City. He is the author of four books of poems, including Steep Tea (Carcanet Press, July 2015), and a book of poetic essays, The Pillow Book (Math Paper Press). His work has been shortlisted for the Singapore Literature Prize and translated into Japanese, Chinese, and Russian. Committed to the introduction of the arts of Singapore to an American audience, Jee runs the arts website Singapore Poetry (http://
Adam Hughes was born in 1982 in Lancaster, Ohio. He still resides there, working as a pastor and a program director for individuals with physical and cognitive disabilities. His debut poetry collection, Petrichor, was released in 2010 from NYQ Books. His work has recently appeared or is forthcoming in theNew York Quarterly, Barnwood Review, and Tipton Poetry Journal.
Saturday October 24th @ 7pm.
Classic Lines Bookstore 5825 Forbes Ave, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15217
Micki Myers holds creative writing degrees from Carnegie Mellon University and The University of Pittsburgh, and is the author of Trigger Finger, winner of the Pearl Poetry Prize, and It’s Probably Nothing…, a breast cancer memoir in poems. Her poems have appeared in over 100 journals and have been nominated for three Pushcart Prizes. Her original scholarship on Scott of the Antarctic was published in The Paris Review. Myers is also the author of several blogs, including Yuckylicious, featuring the world’s worst cookbooks. She lives in Pittsburgh with her family and can be found at mickimyers.com.
Jason Irwin is the author of Watering the Dead (Pavement Saw Press, 2008), winner of the Transcontinental Poetry Award, and the chapbooks Where You Are (Night Ballet Press, 2014), & Some Days It's A Love Story (Slipstream Press, 2005). He has also had work published in Poetry East, Sycamore Review, Confrontation, and Poetry Ireland Review, among others. His poem “Main Street” was nominated for a Pushcart. He grew up in Dunkirk, NY, and now lives in Pittsburgh. www.jasonirwin.blogspot.co
Jee Leong Koh is a Singapore poet and essayist living in New York City. He is the author of four books of poems, including Steep Tea (Carcanet Press, July 2015), and a book of poetic essays, The Pillow Book (Math Paper Press). His work has been shortlisted for the Singapore Literature Prize and translated into Japanese, Chinese, and Russian. Committed to the introduction of the arts of Singapore to an American audience, Jee runs the arts website Singapore Poetry (http://
Adam Hughes was born in 1982 in Lancaster, Ohio. He still resides there, working as a pastor and a program director for individuals with physical and cognitive disabilities. His debut poetry collection, Petrichor, was released in 2010 from NYQ Books. His work has recently appeared or is forthcoming in theNew York Quarterly, Barnwood Review, and Tipton Poetry Journal.
Wednesday, May 20, 2015
Friday, May 1, 2015
Saturday, April 11, 2015
Litapalooza 2015
Thursday, April 16
Litapalooza Literary Festival
This year we welcome two poets to the annual campus literary festival, Litapalooza. Come hear poets Jason Irwin and Rachel Simon read their very different poetry. Bring your own creative works and plan to read, recite, chant, narrate, rap, sing, croon, intone, declaim! Or just come to cheer and stomp for our guest readers and your friends. Refreshments will be provided.
11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m., Tomezsko Lounge
Litapalooza Literary Festival
This year we welcome two poets to the annual campus literary festival, Litapalooza. Come hear poets Jason Irwin and Rachel Simon read their very different poetry. Bring your own creative works and plan to read, recite, chant, narrate, rap, sing, croon, intone, declaim! Or just come to cheer and stomp for our guest readers and your friends. Refreshments will be provided.
11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m., Tomezsko Lounge
"Fearing the Neighbors"
poem & interview start on page 84
http://media.wix.com/ugd/d32313_e997dbf2d3cf433690ad5105c8ef98c8.pdf
http://media.wix.com/ugd/d32313_e997dbf2d3cf433690ad5105c8ef98c8.pdf
Thursday, April 2, 2015
Neighbors North Evenet:
Neighbors North 
Wednesday, April 8 2015 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Featuring poems, anecdotes, history,
paintings of working people, the rise and fall and rise-again hopes of a
diverse population waiting for a well-deserved break, but still blessed
with serious deeds, good humor, and a Great Lake.
Poetry by Gerry Crinnin and Jason Irwin, paintings by Raymond Bonilla, and local history by Wendy Woodbury Straight. Free admission, but reservations appreciated.
JCC North Campus 10807 Bennett Rd. Dunkirk
Poetry by Gerry Crinnin and Jason Irwin, paintings by Raymond Bonilla, and local history by Wendy Woodbury Straight. Free admission, but reservations appreciated.
JCC North Campus 10807 Bennett Rd. Dunkirk
For more information:
(716) 363-6500
Sunday, March 1, 2015
Sunday, February 8, 2015
Anyone out there involved in small theatre companies interested in reading, and/or producing a one act play of mine? Ireland? Romania? The Czech Republic? U.S.A.?
A version of "Undone" you can find on Mad Hatter's Review issue #13. One legged loner, failed writer, approaching 40, insomniac, envious, snarky, depressed, everyman, lost in his own apartment and world, contemplating time, love, & his intestines as he tries to find a suitable title for the first volume of his memoirs.
Also available: versions of
"Civilization" post-apocalyptic Beckett meets Pink Floyd.
"Checkpoint" An encounter between two soldiers at military checkpoint at the border of an unnamed country & a man without a tongue, or the use of his legs. From The Philadelphia Review of Books June 2012. Also a youtube performance can be seen thanks to Willits Shakespeare Theater Company.
"Mythic" A young man & young woman, secluded in an apartment together. Lovers? Siblings? Mother and son?
If interested email me: ughpug@hotmail.com
A version of "Undone" you can find on Mad Hatter's Review issue #13. One legged loner, failed writer, approaching 40, insomniac, envious, snarky, depressed, everyman, lost in his own apartment and world, contemplating time, love, & his intestines as he tries to find a suitable title for the first volume of his memoirs.
Also available: versions of
"Civilization" post-apocalyptic Beckett meets Pink Floyd.
"Checkpoint" An encounter between two soldiers at military checkpoint at the border of an unnamed country & a man without a tongue, or the use of his legs. From The Philadelphia Review of Books June 2012. Also a youtube performance can be seen thanks to Willits Shakespeare Theater Company.
"Mythic" A young man & young woman, secluded in an apartment together. Lovers? Siblings? Mother and son?
If interested email me: ughpug@hotmail.com
Thursday, January 29, 2015
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
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