Saturday, August 10, 2013
AN EDWARD FOSTER READING
Intercultural Poetry Series
EDWARD FOSTER LISA BOURBEAU CARLA BARICZ
Hosted by Carmen Firan
CORNELIA STREET CAFÉ, New York City
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 6 pm
Edward Foster’s most recent books include What He Ought To Know: New and Selected Poems (2006), A History of the Common Scale (2008), The Beginning of Sorrows (2009), and Dire Straits (2012). A professor of American Studies in the College of Arts and Letters at the Stevens Institute of Technology, he is the founding editor of Talisman House, Publishers.
Lisa Bourbeau's poetry, translations and criticism has appeared in numerous online and print journals, including webdelsol, Talisman: A Literary Journal, and Ploughshares. The author of Cuttings from the Garden of Little Fears, she is currently working on translation of selected poems of theTurkish poet Lale Muldur.
Carla Baricz has edited and translated the Trinity Press anthology Romanian Writers on Writing and has published a collection of poems in Romanian with Junimea Press. She reviews for Words Without Borders. Her graduate work at Yale focuses on the poets and writers of the English Renaissance. Lisa Bourbeau's poetry, translations and criticism has appeared in numerous online and print journals, including webdelsol, Talisman: A Literary Journal, and Ploughshares. The author of Cuttings from the Garden of Little Fears, she is currently working on translation of selected poems of theTurkish poet Lale Muldur.
EDWARD FOSTER LISA BOURBEAU CARLA BARICZ
Hosted by Carmen Firan
CORNELIA STREET CAFÉ, New York City
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 6 pm
Edward Foster’s most recent books include What He Ought To Know: New and Selected Poems (2006), A History of the Common Scale (2008), The Beginning of Sorrows (2009), and Dire Straits (2012). A professor of American Studies in the College of Arts and Letters at the Stevens Institute of Technology, he is the founding editor of Talisman House, Publishers.
Lisa Bourbeau's poetry, translations and criticism has appeared in numerous online and print journals, including webdelsol, Talisman: A Literary Journal, and Ploughshares. The author of Cuttings from the Garden of Little Fears, she is currently working on translation of selected poems of theTurkish poet Lale Muldur.
Carla Baricz has edited and translated the Trinity Press anthology Romanian Writers on Writing and has published a collection of poems in Romanian with Junimea Press. She reviews for Words Without Borders. Her graduate work at Yale focuses on the poets and writers of the English Renaissance. Lisa Bourbeau's poetry, translations and criticism has appeared in numerous online and print journals, including webdelsol, Talisman: A Literary Journal, and Ploughshares. The author of Cuttings from the Garden of Little Fears, she is currently working on translation of selected poems of theTurkish poet Lale Muldur.
Monday, August 05, 2013
MARSH HAWK PRESS AUTHOR FEATURED IN HYPERALLERGIC!
Basil King is the subject of a feature in Hyperallergic by Tim Keane. For pleasurable reading, please go to http://hyperallergic.com/76917/languages-of-devotion-basil-kings-life-in-art/
Mr. Keane's article begins:
Mr. Keane's article begins:
One day in 1965, as he was walking by St. Mark’s Church in New York’s East Village, Basil King came to a dreadful realization. “You’re a painter,” he told himself, “who’s never been.”
