Third Thursday Poetry Night Featuring Brett Petersen
Poet Brett Petersen will be the featured reader at the Third Thursday Poetry Night at the Social Justice Center in Albany on September 19.
Two Poems – Rebecca Schumejda
Two poems - "Then He Begged Me to Go Back with Him and Rescue the Others" and "Three Days Before Sentencing" - from poet Rebecca Schumejda.
Housewife Tuesday: 51 and Done
Mary Panza is 51 and done - planning her future beginning with laser hair removal. Shooting for the moon as you all can see.
The Next Chapter: The Goldfinch That Ate My TBR List
Don Levy recently saw the trailer for the upcoming movie The Goldfinch and he became obsessed with it so much that he had to read the book.
The Half-Dead Poet Review: A Few Thoughts On Lovecraft & Racism
HP Lovecraft was a favorite author of R.M. Engelhardt since his early teens. So in honor of his birthday Rob published a quote on Instagram.
Poets Speak Loud Featuring Michael Thomas-Newton
The Poets Speak Loud open mic series continues at McGeary’s on Monday, August 26, with featured reader Michael Thomas-Newton.
Brass Tacks Featuring Crocker, Dorsey, & Crocker
Brass Tacks Poetry + Spoken Word continues on Tuesday, July 16 with featured poets Daniel Crocker, John Dorsey, and Margaret Crocker!
Interview with Dan Wilcox
Rebecca Schumejda interviews local poet, photographer, peace activist, and host of the Third Thursday Poetry Night, Dan Wilcox.
Word Fest 2019 — Night of Features, April 15
The 2019 Word Fest stopped at the Hudson River Coffee House with featured poets Danielle Pouliot, L-Majesty, Karen Fabiane, & Avery Stempel.
The Bookshop Hunter: Hanging Down in Kingston All the While
James H Duncan visits Inquiring Minds Bookstore, Our Bookshop, and Rough Draft Bar & Books as he travels through Saugerties and Kingston.
Review: “Alongside We Travel: Contemporary Poets on Autism”
Rebecca Schumejda reviews "Alongside We Travel: Contemporary Poets on Autism" edited by Sean Thomas Dougherty.
Call for Submissions: Immigrant Poetry About the Hudson River Valley
The Reher Center for Immigrant Culture and History wants poetry about the Hudson Valley and Hudson River by its immigrant poets past and present.
Up The River, Issue Seven
The 7th issue of Up The River, Albany Poets poetry journal edited by Mary Panza, Cheryl A. Rice, and Carissa Haberland, is now available!
