I’m taking a little time away from the screen to concentrate on the page, so expect some quiet here for a bit. See you in a couple weeks/the future.
xohc
I’m reading on Friday (March 15) at NYU with Arda Collins, who wrote the poem above (which I love, which I will always love), and James Arthur. The reading is at 5pm at the Lillian Vernon Creative Writers House, 58 West 10th Street, between 5th and 6th Avenues.
The day before, on Thursday (March 14) I’m reading in the Collected Poets Series in Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts with Wendy Xu, whose first book, You Are Not Dead, is very newly out from the Cleveland State University Poetry Center. That reading starts at 7pm.
And if you want to start plotting a future in Seattle, a group of artists there are making work inspired by The Trees The Trees, and it will be exhibited on March 26. I’ll tell you more when I know more. Right now I can tell you I am full of happy anticipation.
The post after this post will be about bees.
On October 13, there’s going to be an enormity of wonder at 42 West Street in Hadley, Massachusetts, including a spectacular raffle. The prizes have yet to be announced, but from the rumblings I’ve heard, they are going to be very excellent. If you can attend the event itself you will also be privy to further awesomeness, including FORTUNE-TELLING by someone whose name I DON’T KNOW IF I’M YET ALLOWED TO SAY.
If you are far you can still participate (and support FO) by buying raffle tickets. To learn more about the readings, art shows, performances, workshops, etc., that Flying Object offers, go here.