Hemingway's Poetry Series
June 24, 2014
Jason Baldinger has spent a life in odd jobs, if only
poetry was the strangest of them he’d have far less to talk about. Somewhere in time, he traveled the
country, and wrote a few books, the latest of which are “The Lower 48” on Six
Gallery Press and “The Studs Terkel Blues” on Night Ballet Press. A short
litany of publishing credits include The New Yinzer, Shatter Wig Press, Blast
Furnace and you can also hear audio of some poems at http://jasonbaldinger.bandcamp.com/.
M. Callen is a multidisciplinary artist and poet
from Pittsburgh , PA. Her work has appeared in Fence, Gigantic, The Atlas Review,
The New Guard, and other fine publications. She is the recipient of
fellowships from the Atlantic
Center for the Arts and
the Bucknell Seminar for Younger Poets. You can find her online at m-callen.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.
Bob Pajich is a writer and musician from the
Burgh. His latest book, The
Trolleyman, was published by Stanton Heights ' Low Ghost Press. He is a
Taurus.
Scott Silsbe was born in Detroit
and now lives in Pittsburgh
where he sells books, plays in bands, watches local sports and edits The New Yinzer. His work
has appeared a number of places including Third Coast , Kitchen Sink, and the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
Daniel M. Shapiro is a special education teacher in the Woodland Hills School District .
His first full-length collection of poems, How the Potato Chip Was Invented, was
published by sunnyoutside press in December 2013. He is also the author of two
chapbooks and a collection of collaborations with Jessy Randall. His poems
have appeared in such journals as Sentence, Gargoyle, Rhino, Ping
Pong, Barge, and Word
Riot.
John Schulman is the co-owner of Caliban Book Shop in Oakland .
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