Showing posts with label Stonecoast MFA Community. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stonecoast MFA Community. Show all posts
Saturday, May 11, 2019
Thursday, May 09, 2019
Don't Forget About This Saturday Event
Vanesa Pacheco, Richard Hoffman and main feature Timothy Hall this Saturday night at the Dudley Cafe, hosted by Stone Soup and Stonecoast.
Thursday, March 14, 2019
Saturday, October 27, 2018
Tonight: The Stonecoast Review #9 Release Party
NOTE: The Dudley Cafe is closed now but opens up at 6:30 tonight.
I'm really excited to have this event tonight. I hope you will make it to tonight's release/reading party.
Despite the weather, people are telling me they're coming. I'm very grateful.
Monday, September 17, 2018
Stonecoast Review #9 Release Party at The Dudley Cafe
I've posted this on my Stone Soup page and elsewhere. I really want this event to do well so I can have future events at The Dudley. If you are a Boston poet, I am encouraging you to send your work to Stonecoast Review while the reading period is still going. Click here to submit you work the journal.
Wednesday, October 18, 2017
Coming Next Month
Information courtesy of Lo (Laurie) Galluccio.
Stonecoast is a top-ranked low-res MFA program in creative writing. We invite you to a rare opportunity to have an inside look into this wonderful program, affiliated with University of Southern Maine but very much its own stellar entity.
Alumni Anthony D'Aries and Kara Storti will be reading from their work (see bios in flyer) as well as faculty member Elizabeth Searle (ditto).
Together their work spans genres from memoir to young adult fiction to libretto for a rock opera.There is truly something for anyone who values and enjoys riveting and cutting edge writing.
The reading is free and a reception will follow. Cafe beverages and snacks will be on sale.
Alumni Anthony D'Aries and Kara Storti will be reading from their work (see bios in flyer) as well as faculty member Elizabeth Searle (ditto).
Together their work spans genres from memoir to young adult fiction to libretto for a rock opera.There is truly something for anyone who values and enjoys riveting and cutting edge writing.
The reading is free and a reception will follow. Cafe beverages and snacks will be on sale.
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