Join us for a reading by featured poet Zara Jamshed. The reading will be preceded by a round of introductory readings by community members. SUPPORT OUR WORK: Suggested donation of $5 or more. Every donation to Open Mouth Literary Center supports our programming, ASL interpreters, featured poets, and increasing accessibility. The only way we can […]
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A Workshop with Zara Jamshed
Join us on Sunday, March 17, 2024 at 2:00pm Central for a generative workshop with featured poet Zara Jamshed. Workshop description forthcoming by Wednesday, March 13. SUPPORT OUR WORK: Suggested donation of $5 or more. Every donation to Open Mouth Literary Center supports our programming, ASL interpreters, featured poets, and increasing accessibility. The only way […]
A Workshop with Lauren Slaughter
Join us on Sunday, January 14, 2024 at 2:00pm Central for a generative workshop with featured poet Lauren Slaughter. Workshop description forthcoming! ACCESS NOTES: The reading will take place virtually via Zoom with Zoom and Otter.ai auto captions. An ASL interpreter will be present. Access copies of poems will be made available via Google Docs. Our […]
A Reading with Lauren Slaughter
Join us for a reading by featured poet Lauren Slaughter. The reading will be preceded by a round of introductory readings by community members. ACCESS NOTES: The reading will take place virtually via Zoom with Zoom and Otter.ai auto captions. An ASL interpreter will be present. Access copies of poems will be made available via […]
Poems Across Time and Place
Join us on Sunday, July 11, 2021 from 2:00pm – 3:00pm Central for a generative workshop with featured poet Raymond Antrobus. Workshop Description:In this workshop we will read and discuss poems across time and place, poems that move through real and imagined worlds. We’ll examine the importance of emotional and factual truth and why we ought […]
March Feature: Rebecca Morgan Frank
Poet Rebecca Morgan Frank will read from her collected works virtually on Sunday, March 14 at 7:00pm Central. The reading is free and open to the public. Rebecca Morgan Frank’s fourth collection of poems is Oh You Robot Saints! (Carnegie Mellon UP). Her poems have recently appeared in The New Yorker, American Poetry Review, 32 Poems, Women’s Review of Books, Pleiades, Ploughshares, and The Kenyon […]