Monday Poets at the Free Library of Philadelphia

01/03/2015

January 5th 2015 Monday Poets, 6:30, P.M. Rm 108, Parkway Central

ZACHARY SAVICH | WARREN LONGMIRE

Zach Savich’s newest poetry book is Century Swept Brutal (2014) preceded by Full Catastrophe Living, Annulments, The Firestorm, and a book of prose Events Film Cannot Withstand. Zach is a winner of many honors and awards. A graduate of the Iowa Writers’ Workshop, he teaches in the BFA Program in Creative Writing at the University of Arts and co-edits Rescue Press’s Open Prose Series
Warren Longmire is a poetry editor for Apiary Magazine and a three- time member of the Philadelphia Fuze’s national slam. He’s been published in Certain Circuits, The New Purlieu Review, Eleven Eleven and two chapbooks: Ripped Winters and Do.Until.True. You can find his writings, videos and sounds at dountiltrue.tumblr.com, soundcloud.com/thepoetlongmire or on FB at thepoetlongmire.

11/04/2013

Come one, come all--Free Library Poets reading tonight at 6:30, Central, Rm 108 for Monday Poets. If you have never heard or read Michele Belluomini's and Larry Dugan's poetry, now is your chance.

10/30/2013

The Free Library of Philadelphia will be screening a series of short (30 minutes or less) horror films on Halloween. The line-up is not announced in advance. Come for one movie, or stay for all, if you dare! Films will cover a range of time periods and genres, and are appropriate for an adult audien...

10/22/2013

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A host of famous friends in comedy and beyond honored the longtime performer at the Kennedy Center.

10/02/2013

Come to the kick-off of Monday Poets 2013-14 to hear local luminaries, Leonard Gontarek and David Kertis, read their poetry and answer your questions. Monday Poets, first Monday of all the winter-spring months, 6:30 P.M., Parkway Central, hosted by Lamont Dixon.

01/25/2013

MONDAY POETS
Lamont Dixon presenting

Monday, February 4, 2013 at 6:30PM
Parkway Central Library, 1901 Vine Street, Room 108

Michele Belluomini
Elizabeth Bodien

Michele Belluomini’s work has been published in Sinister Wisdom, American Poetry, and The Mad Poets Review, among others. Her poetry has also appeared in Faces of the Moon, Poetry Ink, and COMMONWEALTH: Contemporary Poets on Pennsylvania. She has also written a chapbook, Crazy Mary and Others. She is presently working on a new book, tentatively titled Sign Posts for Sleep Walkers.

Elizabeth Bodien, who lives near Hawk Mountain, PA., taught anthropology at Northampton Community College until 2007. Her poetry has appeared in The Litchfield Review, The Fourth River, Schuylkill Valley Journal, Mad Poets Review, US 1 Worksheets, and Cimarron Review. Her chapbooks include Plumb Lines, Rough Terrain: Notes of an Undutiful Daughter, and Endpapers.

01/09/2013

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01/05/2013

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The Pathways rugs by Angela Adams are inspired by walks in nature and they are perfect to create a modern yet relaxing nature-inspired space.

01/05/2013

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12/27/2012

MONDAY POETS
Lamont Dixon presenting

Monday January 7th, Rm. 108, Parkway Central, 6:30 P.M.

James Arthur
David Moolten

James Arthur’s poems have appeared in The New Yorker, The New Republic, Poetry, Ploughshares, and The American Poetry Review. He has received the Amy Lowell Travelling Poetry Scholarship, a Stegner Fellowship, a Hodder Fellowship, a Discovery/The Nation Prize, and a residency at the Amy Clampitt House. His first book, Charms Against Lightning, is available through Copper Canyon Press.



David Moolten is the author of three books of verse. The most recent, Primitive Mood, won the T.S. Eliot Prize from Truman State University Press, and was published in 2009. He’s also a physician specializing in transfusion medicine, and he lives, writes and practices in Philadelphia

12/24/2012

This is the FLP entry for upcoming Pride & Prejudice Day, Jan 28th. From 2 P.M. on it looks to be a lot of fun. Come one, Come all.

Free Library Blog - Pride and Predjudice at 200!

12/21/2012