Here’s a list of places and events where I’ll be reading in the next few months. All are free unless otherwise noted.
May 10 at 7pm: Cheap Wine and Poetry at Richard Hugo House (with Roberto Ascalon, Larry Crist and Elaina Ellis)
May 14 at 7pm: The Loft/Open Book in Minneapolis (with Heid Erdrich and Kris Bigalk)
May 15 at 7pm: Common Good Books in Saint Paul (with Katrina Vandenberg and Kristin Naca)
May 17 to 20: Skagit River Poetry Festival in La Connor, Wash. Tickets are required.
May 30 at 7pm: University Bookstore in Seattle (with Washington State Poet Laureate Kathleen Flenniken, author of Plume, and Dorothy Trogdon, author of Tall Woman Looking)
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Elizabeth,
I attended the reading tonight at Hugo House and was pleasantly surprised with both your and Erin’s readings. What struck me the most was the interplay of the contrast, your voices were equally vulnerable yet strong. Nice work. I’m looking forward to the High Point event since it’s in my ‘hood.
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Heard your poem this morning on the Writers Almanac. Loved it so much I have printed it to read to a friend this evening. I am delighted to find your work.
Catherine Irwin, Shepherdstown, WV
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Greatly enjoyed reading your opus from front to back as you suggested at C&P Coffee on the 1st. Love your work. Also was glad to see you also know Tim Seibles. Tim and I used to drink coffee together in Norfolk when I was singing with Virginia Opera. He reintroduced me to modern poetry at a couple of his readings and I have been going ever since when time allows. I look forward to reading more of your work as soon as I can find it. Also, being an operatic bass it seems I sing always of death, heartbreak and sadness. I hope you are able to find that funny poem again and again. Life has enough darkness. All the best. Charlie Austin