Joanna Streetly, lives in BC, Canada. More info to come.
About Erin Malone (from Kathleen Flenniken):
I'm not always good about posting readings, but I am excited about this one coming up next week with poet Erin Malone at Eagle Harbor Books on Bainbridge Island, Erin's new home. Erin is celebrating the publication of her amazing new collection Site of Disappearance and she's asked me to join her on Tuesday, October 24 at 6:30 pm.
Here's what I've said about Erin's new book (it's on the back cover!):
Out of the exquisitely-crafted poems in Site of Disappearance, Erin Malone has created both a page-turning mystery and a masterful investigation of memory, where symbol and metaphor merge with facts. The poems bend and stretch time and borrow breath and silence from white space. They quietly command you to keep reading. This is a haunting, irresistible, utterly beautiful book.
Yes, Bainbridge Island is a ferry ride away for most of us, but if you're in the mood for an adventure in the midst of this beautiful mild autumn, think about coming out! Note: the reading is at 6:30, which means making the 5:45 ferry at the latest.
Sending you my best--
Kathleen
Contact: erinmalonepoet@gmail.com
About Erin Malone (from Kathleen Flenniken):
I'm not always good about posting readings, but I am excited about this one coming up next week with poet Erin Malone at Eagle Harbor Books on Bainbridge Island, Erin's new home. Erin is celebrating the publication of her amazing new collection Site of Disappearance and she's asked me to join her on Tuesday, October 24 at 6:30 pm.
Here's what I've said about Erin's new book (it's on the back cover!):
Out of the exquisitely-crafted poems in Site of Disappearance, Erin Malone has created both a page-turning mystery and a masterful investigation of memory, where symbol and metaphor merge with facts. The poems bend and stretch time and borrow breath and silence from white space. They quietly command you to keep reading. This is a haunting, irresistible, utterly beautiful book.
Yes, Bainbridge Island is a ferry ride away for most of us, but if you're in the mood for an adventure in the midst of this beautiful mild autumn, think about coming out! Note: the reading is at 6:30, which means making the 5:45 ferry at the latest.
Sending you my best--
Kathleen
Contact: erinmalonepoet@gmail.com