Hemingway’s Summer Poetry Series
July 23, 2013
David Adès moved to Pittsburgh from Adelaide, Australia in April 2011. A member of Friendly Street Poets since 1979, his collection, Mapping the World, was commended for the Fellowship of Australian Writers Anne Elder Award 2008. He was an editor of the No 26 Friendly Street Poetry Reader, and more recently, a volunteer editor of the inaugural Australian Poetry Members Anthology metabolism.
He has appeared on the Australian radio program Poetica, and is one of 9 poets featured in a CD title 'Adelaide 9 The Poetry of the City.'
He has published widely in Australian literary magazines. Since his arrival in the U.S., his poems have appeared or are forthcoming in 5AM, Atlanta Review, Bewildering Stories, Boston Literary Review, Eye Contact, Four and Twenty Poetry Journal, Ilya's Honey, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Poetica, Red River Review, Rune, Spiritus, and Fourth River.
He has appeared on the Australian radio program Poetica, and is one of 9 poets featured in a CD title 'Adelaide 9 The Poetry of the City.'
He has published widely in Australian literary magazines. Since his arrival in the U.S., his poems have appeared or are forthcoming in 5AM, Atlanta Review, Bewildering Stories, Boston Literary Review, Eye Contact, Four and Twenty Poetry Journal, Ilya's Honey, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Poetica, Red River Review, Rune, Spiritus, and Fourth River.
Renée Alberts listens to rivers and shortwave radio
to create poetry, collage, sound and photography. Her poetry collection, No
Water, came out in 2009, and her work has appeared in The New Yinzer,
Encyclopedia Destructica, Pittsburgh City Paper and Subtletea.
She has given dozens of readings, including on WYEP’s Prosody and as a 2001 and
2004 member of the Steel City Slam Team. She organizes numerous poetry and
music events, including the CLP Sunday Poetry &
Reading Series, for which she edited Natural Language: Carnegie Library of
Pittsburgh Sunday Poetry and Reading Series Anthology.
She posts writing and art at www.animalprayer.com
Kristofer
Collins is the Books
Editor at Pittsburgh Magazine. He runs Low Ghost Press. He also owns
Desolation Row Records and manages Caliban Bookshop in Oakland. His most recent chapbook is "Last
Call" published by Speed & Briscoe in 2010.
Nancy
Krygowski’s first book
of poems, Velocity, received the Agnes Lynch Starrett Prize from the University of Pittsburgh Press. A recipient of a Pennsylvania
Council on the Arts Individual Artist Fellowship and a Pittsburgh Foundation
Grant, she works as an adult literacy instructor and teaches Madwomen poetry
workshops.
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