Campbell Corner Presents: A Reading by the Co-Winners of the 2012 Campbell Corner Poetry Contest Ari Banias & David Roderick

With remarks by contest judges Phillis Levin, Vijay Seshadri & Elizabeth Spires

Reception to follow.

Please join Annie Finch in celebrating her newest book Spells: New and Selected Poems

This evening's hosts are:
Lee Ann Browne
Tom Glushko
Rainer Judd
Eileen Myles
Quincy Troupe
Wesleyan University Press

Come celebrate the final event of Pessoa in New York, presented by Arte Institute.

The evening will feature a lecture by writer Richard Zenith and readings of Fernando Pessoa works by Portuguese and American actors.

There will be a reception to follow.

This event is supported by Consulate General of Portugal - Newark and Camões - Instituto da Cooperação e da Língua and Luso-American Development Foundation (FLAD)

Bright Hill Press & Literary Center 21st Anniversary Celebration Reading

Noon – 6 pm, followed by Reception until 7:45 pm

Featuring some of the thousands of poets and writers who have read at Bright Hill since 1992

Suggested Admission: $7 (Readers); $5 Bright Hill Members; $10 audience

Further information: visit wordthur@stny.rr.com or call 607-829-5055

This event is made possible through the Poets House Literary Partners Program

The Paris-American presents a reading with:

Yusef Komunyakaa
Matthew Zapruder
Roger Reeves
Christopher Kondrich

Hosted by C. L. O'Dell

This event is made possible through the Poets House Literary Partners Program

Guests will gather to celebrate the life and work of poet and educator Charles W. Pratt.

The evening begins at 6:30pm with cocktails, followed immediately by readings and presentations in memory of Charles W. Pratt.

After the readings, guests are invited to enjoy heavy hors d'oeuvres and drinks in Poets House's library, located on the second floor.

Join Nightboat Books to celebrate the publication of:

Coming Events (Collected Writings) by Susan Gevirtz
Music for Porn by Rob Halpern
Sisyphus, Outdone. Theatres of the Catastrophal by Nathanaël

Moderated by Douglas A. Martin

Brief readings to be followed by discussion.

Booksale and reception will follow.