"Are you going to AWP?"

Yes. I'll only be there Saturday. If you want to say hey, I'll be...

... at the Stockport Flats table 11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. behind a stack of copies of How We Saved the City.
... at the Noemi Press table 2:00-3:00 p.m. behind a stack of copies of The Bounty.
... reading at the Horseless Press reading at Subterranean (2011 W North Ave) 7:00 p.m.

I'll also have copies of a brand-new kitchen-table chapbook, Fungus and Other Poems -- for free if you buy one of the books with spines.

The rest of the time I'll be wandering around, talking with people I like and buying more books than I can afford. Hope to see you there!

City Change #6

Robyn writes from Ithaca, NY: "The vegetarian and vegan restaurants went out of business but more vegan options are showing up on menus and at the grocery stores."

City Change #5

Gretchen writes from San Francisco, CA: "The Academy of Sciences has a living roof!"

Kat(i)es Colby, Schapira and Peterson in Cambridge!

Listen!

Kate Colby
Katie Peterson
and I, Kate Schapira

will be reading at Outpost 186 (186.5 Hampshire St.)
Inman Square, Cambridge, MA

on Sunday, February 12th at 3 pm

for the Small Animal Project!

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Also, Providence folk, don't forget to come out tomorrow (Saturday) night at 6 pm to hear Maureen Thorson and Anna Moschovakis at Ada Books for Publicly Complex.

Revolutionesque

The Revolution issue of esque is out, with work by 108 poets, including me.

From Lar's Palm's "(UNFUCK THE WORLD)":

do it now

do it thoroughly

Publicly Complex presents Anna Moschovakis and Maureen Thorson!

It's time for the first Publicly Complex reading of 2012, featuring Anna Moschavakis and Maureen Thorson:

Saturday, February 11th, 6 p.m.
at Ada Books (717 Westminster St., Providence, RI)

Please come, eat snacks, and listen to excellent work.

City Zen

Maureen Thorson's thoughtful review of both How We Saved the City and The Bounty: Four Addresses is up at Open Letters Monthly.