Please join us for a book launch and readings from:
Ellen Dudley, The Geographic Cure Four Way Books
Forrest Hamer, Rift , Four Way Books
Ellen Bryant Voigt, Messenger , WW Norton
Sunday, April 15 at 2:00 p.m.
Poets House 72 Spring Street
Readings, Signings, Refreshments
Free admission
RSVP as space is limited
A Four Way Books sponsored event.
We are grateful to Poets House for their generous rental terms.
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Monday, March 26, 2007
Friday, February 23, 2007
John Gallaher on an AWP Panel
What to do on the first March of Thursday after lunch in Atlanta? Listen to John Gallaher, whose second poetry collection, The Little Book of Guesses , won the 2006 Levis Prize from Four Way, talking about John Ashbery. Then head into the Bookfair to buy John's book and our other four Spring releases by C. Dale Young, Ellen Dudley, Terri Ford , and Forrest Hamer . Table 90, folks.
Thursday, March 1, 2007
1:30 p.m.-2:45 p.m.
Salon C
2nd Floor
R170
The Hilton
Ashbery at 80.
(Susan Wheeler, Donald Revell, Kathleen Ossip, Wayne Miller, Randall Mann, John Gallaher)
Since the publication of his Yale Series winning first book, Some Trees, over fifty years ago, John Ashbery's influence has been everywhere apparent in American poetry. In this, his 80th year, six diverse poets come together to speak toward an understanding and celebration of John Ashbery's singular achievement and genius.
Thursday, March 1, 2007
1:30 p.m.-2:45 p.m.
Salon C
2nd Floor
R170
The Hilton
Ashbery at 80.
(Susan Wheeler, Donald Revell, Kathleen Ossip, Wayne Miller, Randall Mann, John Gallaher)
Since the publication of his Yale Series winning first book, Some Trees, over fifty years ago, John Ashbery's influence has been everywhere apparent in American poetry. In this, his 80th year, six diverse poets come together to speak toward an understanding and celebration of John Ashbery's singular achievement and genius.
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