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Wednesday, May 2, 2012

Dan Waber featured at Poetry Thursdays

  

 

Dan Waber will be featured at Poetry Thursdays, May 10, held at Midtown Cinema’s Reel Cafe, 250 Reily Street, Harrisburg.

 

Waber is a Pennsylvania visual poet, publisher, and multimedia artist whose work appears on college-level hypermedia syllabi around the world.

Past efforts have appeared in print, in performance, and in digital and gallery exhibitions in places like Recursive Angel, Vispo and Riding The Meridian.

He has pieces in the Electronic Literature Collection, Vol. 1, the textbook The Art of English, and is a featured guest at vispo.com. He is also the publisher of the “this is visual poetry” series of full-color chapbooks, and a series of visual poetry posters.

Waber writes a recurring column on visual poetry for the e-issues of Rattle magazine, and will be talking about poetry off the page at the University of Arizona in May. He’s passionate about what he does and loves to share his enthusiasm with others. The hub of the online portion of Waber’s activities would be logolalia.com.

His feature presentation begins at 8pm, following an 7 o’clock open mic. Poetry Thursdays, in its 14th year as a weekly poetry series, is sponsored by the Almost Uptown Poetry Cartel. For more information: (717) 909-6566.

 

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Sunday, April 1, 2012

April 26, Grant Clauser is featured

Verse with Verve

Poetry Thursdays is now in its 14th year as a weekly poetry series. It’s produced and directed by the Almost Uptown Poetry Cartel at the Reel Café, Midtown Cinema, 250 Reily Street. For more  information: (717) 909-6566.
www.almostuptown.com


April 26-- Grant Clauser
Clauser is editor-in-chief for E-Gear magazine (a newsstand magazine about electronics) and editorial director for a Philadelphia-based publishing company. His poems have appeared in a various journals including the Maryland Poetry Review, Painted Bride Quarterly, Cincinnati Review, the Heartland Review, Schuylkill Valley Journal, Cortland Poetry Review, the Seattle Review,  and Philadelphia Stories.

Clauser lives in Hatfield PA where he was selected as the Montgomery County Pennsylvania Poet Laureate in 2010 by Robert Bly. He earned an MFA in poetry from Bowling Green State University where he was a Richard Devine Fellow.

He runs the Montco Wordshop in Lansdale, a monthly workshop for area poets, and conducts workshops for the Musehouse Writing Center in Philadelphia.

Clauser also does a TV show about bass fishing. His favorite dry fly is the Parachute Adams. His favorite nymph is a basic Hare’s Ear with a brass bead. His first book, The Trouble with Rivers, was released in January of this year.

Coming Next to Poetry Thursdays--

May 3-- Mayday! reading                                                                             

May 10-- Dan Waber
May 17-- open reading
May 24-- Jack Veasey
May 31-- open reading

June 7-- open reading
June 14 --Deborah Filanowski