Small Siren Book Launch: Alexandra Mattraw, Valerie Witte, Jen Coleman, & Steffi Drewes
Friday, August 3rd, please join us to celebrate Alexandra Mattraw’s small siren. Alexandra Mattraw’s debut full-length book of poems, small siren, is just...
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Carter McKenzie and Willa Schneberg
In the spirit of American poet Muriel Rukeyser, poets Carter McKenzie and Willa Schneberg will be sharing work from their respective collections.
Torah, Dharma, & Deep Coherence
Norman Fischer, Alicia Jo Rabins, and Alicia Cohen team up for a poetic dive into ancient texts and meditative practices.
Original Gangsters (of Poetry): Gerald Costanzo & Charles Seluzicki
Join us for the Portland launch of Gerald Costanzo’s Regular Haunts: New and Previous Poems. He will be joined in conversation by Charles Seluzicki. Gera...
Jodie Hollander – MY DARK HORSES
Set against the charms and vicissitudes of growing up in a family of musicians, Jodie Hollander’s beautifully-structured and compelling debut follows the ...
Maggie Chula & Bill Silverly
Maggie Chula grew up on her grandparent’s tobacco farm on the banks of the Connecticut River where she explored eighty acres of woods and meadows. In her thirti...
BODY & GLASS – Rodney Koeneke, Samiya Bashir, Emily Kendal Frey, Allison Cobb
Saturday, June 9 we’re hosting a poetry reading with friends, for friends, by friends. Rodney Koeneke & Friends. Rodney Koeneke’s most recent book of ...
Painting Foucault’s: A Year at the Bookshop
Join us on Friday, June 8 at 7pm, for an artist reception celebrating the work of Mother Foucault’s painter-in-residence, Brooke Budy, who set up drop cloth, ea...
LANDIA – Celina Su with Jessica Johnson & Consuelo Wise
Thursday, June 7 at 7pm, we welcome Celina Su and Portland poets Jessica Johnson and Consuelo Wise, in celebration of Landia, Su’s chapbook published in 2...
MOUNTAINS chapbook release & reading – Navid Harmsen with Walt Curtis
Join us May 24 for Navid Harmsen’s MOUNTAINS chapbook release celebration and poetry reading, with special guest Walt Curtis, Portland’s unofficial ...