The Union Roundtable Reading for March will feature writers Andrew Chenevert, Frances Gossen, Chad Parenteau, and Ian Wilkins.
Time: 6:30 PM on Thursday, March 13, 2014
Location: Editorial Institute at Boston University, 143 Bay State Road
Free admission; open to all. // Donations are welcome.
In the
roundtable-style reading format, 3-5 readers around a seminar table take
turns reading from their recent work, over the course of an hour or so,
in a room overlooking the Charles River. Refreshments will be available
during and after the event for all those in attendance.
This
reading series is sponsored by the nonprofit Boston Poetry Union in
order to provide another opportunity for readers and writers in the
Boston area to come together and grow in appreciation of our local
literary community. The series places a special emphasis on bringing
together new and established writers, and in facilitating relationships
among different literary publications, programs, and institutions.
About the readers:
-
ANDREW CHENEVERT is a recent graduate of Lesley University. His work
has appeared in magazines including Clarion and Side B (online at http://sidebmagazine.com), and is forthcoming in Sigma Tau Rectangle. He is moderator of the BPU's weekly poetry workshop in Porter Square.
- FRANCES GOSSEN was
born and raised in Louisville, KY, and is completing a degree in
English at Boston University. She is co-editor of http://bu.edu/clarion.
- CHAD PARENTEAU Chad
Parenteau hosts the Stone Soup Poetry series at the Out of The Blue Art
Gallery. His collection Patron Emeritus was published by FootHills
Publishing in 2013. He serves as contributing editor and humor columnist
for Oddball Magazine. Find him online at http://www.chadparenteaupoetforhire.com.
- IAN WILKINS, after
writing decent music and bad poetry for many years, has recently jumped
into the world of fiction. He plans to teach high school English after
finishing his studies at Fitchburg State University, where is involved
with http://route2.fitchburgstate.edu.
For more information about the series, email organizer Zachary Bos at press@penandanvil.com, or visit the Boston Poetry calendar at http://meetup.com/bostonpoetry.
Persons who wish to RSVP can do so at:
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