Friday, Sept. 28th at 7pm
at
Brickbat Books:
APR Fall Issue Reading:
Mark McCloughan
Nomi Stone
Devon Walker-Figuero
Join us to celebrate the Sept/Oct issue of The American Poetry Review with a reading by three APR contributors: Mark McCloughan, Nomi Stone, and Devon Walker-Figueroa!
Winner of the 2018 Stanley Kunitz Memorial Prize, Mark McCloughan is a poet and artist living and working in Brooklyn. They are the author of the chapbook 'No Harbor' (L + S Press), and their poems have appeared or are forthcoming in American Poetry Review, Juked, decomP, and Lines + Stars, among others. Mark is a founding member and co-director of No Face Performance Group.
Nomi Stone’s second collection of poems, Kill Class, is forthcoming
from Tupelo Press in 2019. She is also the author of Stranger’s Notebook
(TriQuarterly Books, 2008) and teaches anthropology at Princeton
University.
Devon Walker-Figueroa is a writer, editor, harpist, and erstwhile professional ballet dancer. A graduate of Bennington College and the Iowa Writers’ Workshop, she currently serves as Co-Founding Editor of Horsethief Books and teaches poetry and literary editing at University of the Arts in Philadelphia.
Devon Walker-Figueroa is a writer, editor, harpist, and erstwhile professional ballet dancer. A graduate of Bennington College and the Iowa Writers’ Workshop, she currently serves as Co-Founding Editor of Horsethief Books and teaches poetry and literary editing at University of the Arts in Philadelphia.
