Our writing & meditation class at The Poetry Project, meditation in an emergency, continues apace. We made lots of little books last week. Above is an image from one of my own. I’m so grateful to get to offer what I love with/for others who share my interests. Writing and Read more…
“Each time my heart is broken it makes me feel more adventurous” Frank O’Hara Next month, I’ll be guiding a workshop at The Poetry Project, meditation in an emergency. I tweaked Frank O’Hara’s title because it feels especially apt, but the workshop’s got nothing to do with Frank O’Hara. It Read more…
Reaching the Cliffs of Moher was a visceral experience of the end of the line, the edge of the world. Beautiful and terrifying. This photo does no justice to the drama of the experience, but it illustrates an end. Ending one year, beginning the next, I’ll be starting my 2019 Read more…
2016 is almost over! Believe it! All this will soon be behind us. And what better way to celebrate the new year than with a poetry marathon? I have the great honor of reading this year at the Poetry Project’s 43rd Annual New Year’s Day Marathon. 131 E. 10th St. Read more…
The February / March issue of the Poetry Project Newsletter is now available for download on the Project site here. In addition to all the regular Project goings on, #246 includes poetry from Amber Atiya, art from Steffani Jemison and Oasa DuVerney, a conversation between Barbara Henning & Patricia Spears Read more…