Showing posts with label Shane McCrae. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shane McCrae. Show all posts

Sunday, March 23, 2014

SPECTRA continues April 3 at Rozz-Tox

Happy National Poetry Month in April!

 The Spectra Reading Series, voted a top 10 reading series in the Midwest by LitBridge, returns to Rozz-Tox on Thursday, April 3, to kick off National Poetry Month with the return of Shane McCrae, whose third book will be out later this year from Factory Hollow Press, Hannah Gamble, whose first book Your Invitation to a Modest Breakfast was selected for the National Poetry Series by Bernadette Mayer, and multi-talented poet/writer Joshua Young, author of several plays-in-verse.

 Spectra will return at the end of the month, April 24, to close National Poetry Month with a bang with Nate Pritts, (poet, owner/operator of H_NGM_N), Jennifer H. Fortin & Zach Savich. The show will start at 8 p.m., and will be free.

Spectra is also accepting submissions from local poets to read at future events. To submit, email up to 3 poems to mwc@midwestwritingcenter.org with the phrase "SPECTRA Submission" in the subject line. Contact Ryan Collins at Midwest Writing Center to be a speaker or for more information: (563) 324-1410 | mwc@midwestwritingcenter.org.

The 2014 season of Spectra manifests thanks to the generous support of the Illinois Arts Council Agency and the Riverboat Development Authority.
 
All SPECTRA events are at Rozz-Tox, 2108 3rd Ave., Rock Island, IL, 8 p.m.

Free & open to the public.

Tuesday, January 14, 2014

SPECTRA returns for 2014


SPECTRA Spring 2014 Schedule
 
Thurs., 2/13 “Local Lovers” Open Mic

Thurs., 3/13 SPECTRA 010 – Adam Fell, Caryl Pagel, Lisa Wells

Thurs., 4/3 SPECTRA 011 – Joshua Young, Shane McCrae,  & Hannah Gamble

POETRY WORKSHOP – “Poetry Publishing 101” w/ Ryan Collins – Sat. 4/19 at MWC, 1-3pm, $20 for MWC members, $25 for non-members

Thurs., 4/24 SPECTRA 012 – Nate Pritts, Jennifer H. Fortin, Zach Savich  

All SPECTRA events are at Rozz-Tox, 2108 3rd Ave., Rock Island, IL, 8 p.m.
Free & open to the public.